'Jessie Reyez, Adriel Favela & Snow Tha Product on
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“I didn’t
really fit in most of the times in my 10-year music career until now,”
“I felt
lost all the time but it’s just having that Mexican-American culture and being proud
There was
a moment when I was the first one tatted in regional Mexican and it was
It wasn’t
until I decided to be myself and have fun with it that people got
They take
your biggest insecurity and make that your nickname
“They tugged
in a lot on the type of person I was or what I did
It made
me want to be very true to myself and that’s how I ended up
I learned
to love myself because of the way the fans loved me for becoming myself
When it
comes to defending their art, Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter Reyez assures that it’s “a given in
“I feel
that my skin has gotten a little bit thicker throughout the years,” she elaborates
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