Sometimes it may seem like artists have a glamorous life, but far from reality, theirs also has its difficult moments. Quevedo knows this well, as fame came to him suddenly at an early age, and he has not stopped working for a few months. With the arrival of this year, the Gran Canarian singer has announced on his social networks his retirement from music, at least for this year. The Columbia performer hopes to take a break after a hectic few months.
The Canarian artist, who has achieved successes such as several Number 1s at LOS40, the award for Best Urban Artist at LOS40 Music Awards Santander 2023 and the Best Urban Song at the Latin Grammy 2023 with Bizarrap, is ready to put his career as an artist on pause. , at least for a time. The last few months have been full of concerts and new music, so he now considers it time to stop.
Quevedo has expressed on several occasions that the year 2024 would be a moment of reflection in his career. In fact, he also confesses this in one of his songs. "2021 sow, 2022 collect, 2023 crown, 2024 disappear," he expressed in the song Now What, released at the beginning of 2023. The musician has now explained that his success was unexpected and that he found himself at the top without looking for it, which has It put a lot of pressure on him.
In the last few hours, the Vista al mar and Wanda interpreter has gone live on his Instagram profile to confirm the news of his temporary retirement. Furthermore, the young man, 22 years old, has revealed what is hidden behind this thoughtful decision. "I know everyone is wondering about the typical phrase of 2024 and all that, but hey, I had to do what I had to do and I got a vacation," Pedro began by saying.
"Since Night Came came out I haven't stopped. Maybe I'll come back soon and maybe as an album, who knows? As artists, if we want to do something that has meaning, it takes time," he continued. Regarding his public visibility during this retreat, the young man has been very blunt. "Don't expect to see me on the networks, I'm going to try to disconnect," he expressed then.
