In the conversations he has with his daughter, Coque Malla tries to be, above all, sincere, even if that means attacking one of the most listened to artists in our country, Pedro Luis Domínguez Quevedo, known artistically as Quevedo.
"To me, personally, with all due respect, it seems horrible to me," the singer explained on Enric Sánchez's Vidas Pasadas podcast, where he presented his new album, Although we are dead.
Malla is not at all convinced by the Canarian artist's proposal: "Rosalía, all my respects; Billie Eilish, who she likes very much, all my respects; Dua Lipa, all my respects, but Quevedo seems like a bad joke to me."
The man from Madrid assures that he has no choice but to be honest with his daughter, even though she is a fan of Quevedo and the Canary Islander is one of her favorite artists. "The most I do is be brutally honest, even though I know it hurts her, and it hurts me that it hurts her," he continues.
Malla assures that she tries to get her daughter to listen to other artists, legendary or current. Thus, in the interview she has confessed that in the car she tries to play The Beatles, The Rolling Stones or David Bowie.
