But they love my music like that.

Honestly, for me is like I've succeeded and Panama Mommy.

And this is on the rise.

Moving to Chile is really what made me who I am today.

It made my whole entire career moving to Chile because I don't know, I feel like in the moment that I moved, I kind of had an epiphany, if you will.

It was a moment where I kind of just, like, did not care about anything.

And I was like, You know what?

Why not try this, you know, kind of took that leap of faith.

Honestly, my family didn't really even get the chance to be like, No, like, you can't do this as a career just because it happened so quickly.

And the fact that I like in the beginning I didn't even tell them what I was doing.

Um, and I was still I was just finishing school, so it's like they couldn't tell me what I was what to do in my free time.

To them, I was, like, thinking about college or whatever.

Um, but yeah, I know.

In my head, I was just thinking about see, when I first consider myself a professional artist was, um when I go to the airport in the airport and stuff when they asked when they ask you like, Oh, like, what do you do?

I guess that was one of the first times that I was like, Oh, like I'm an artist like and I really, you know, noticed that I was like, Wait, that's my job.

That's what real job.

I'm not a student.

I'm artist.

Uh, well, creating that study was honestly, just a super super magical process.

It was the first time I ever been in the studio.

I met a producer in Chile.

Um, and I was like, Wow, this is a sign that I should actually try doing this.

So I wrote to him.

I was like, Hey, like, can I come to see what a studio looks like?

I've never been in one.

He told me, Yeah, like, come through to the studio like so you can see what it's like like I'm gonna be working.

And I went and literally like he showed me some beats.

He's like, Oh, like, do you want to hear some stuff that I have like and then literally, just I don't know where not study came out like the chorus came to my head The first thing And then we started writing and yeah, the rest was just super If it flew so naturally.

And I was like, I was so happy because it was like, Wow, this is my first time in studio.

We're doing this like, wow.

And I love how this song came out.

Like, honestly, it was just It was a feeling of, like, just like, you know, just magical something something really good.

What's happening?

My collab with Major Lazer came about.

I was in l.

A and Diplo to me, said he wanted to work and then we literally just went over to his studio.

Yeah, I just came about that same night, and I kind of did like a rough demo of it.

And then I went back to Miami and I, like, wrote it this song.

I rewrote like, seven different times, like I have seven different versions of it with diplo.

Like I know he could say that he definitely had, like, some struggle with me because whenever I'd be telling him how I wanted to be, like, I'd be super super precisely because it's like a Spanish, you know, it's a Latino, you know, one type of vibe.

So I feel like I was trying to give them, like, super like, super detailed, like instruments and everything.

And he probably was so annoyed.

But, you know, it turned out to what it was, and I love it.

The biggest highs for me is always performing.

It's a high off of energy because everybody is so happy.

And then sometimes, you know, in some songs like You're sad, it's just everybody feeling one emotion the whole time together.

I always have to stop myself from crying like I don't even know why.

But I have to be like okay, like I have to stop being emotional like, but it's it's honestly beautiful.

It's the best thing.

Yeah, I don't know what it's like to to make it.

I don't know.

I can't tell you what that's like, like I can't imagine that, but I'm sure after after releasing my album, I kind of have a feeling V What that's like.

I don't know.

I feel like for me, just just having like, a good repertoire of music is making it for me.

Like that's That's what I started this for.

I have lots of people I would want to collaborate with.

Pharrell and Timbaland are definitely like to producers that I would love to work with.

Musician wise Rihanna.

Oh, my gosh.

I already always picture.

I know it's gonna be fired.

What does my life look like in five years in my dream scenario?

Traveling?

Yeah.

Being able to do concerts everywhere I can all around the world.

That's my dream scenario in five years and most importantly, being happy that's was a pretty babe.

Mhm.

Uh huh.

Yeah, yeah.