J Balvin's Vision for the Music Industry

The transcript covers the artist's journey from his early music career in Medellin to his global breakthrough with 'Mijente'. It explores his decision to sing in Spanish, emphasizing cultural identity and global reach. The artist discusses his creative process, including concept albums, and his ventures into fashion and tech. He candidly shares his mental health struggles and advocacy efforts, particularly within the Latino community. The transcript also touches on his views on social responsibility and the impact of fatherhood on his life. Audience questions highlight themes of inclusion and reggaeton's evolution.

What was the artist's breakthrough song in the U.S.?

• Gasolina

• Bailando

• Mijente

• Despacito

Why did the artist choose to sing in Spanish despite the pressure to sing in English?

• He didn't know English.

• He wanted to target only Spanish-speaking audiences.

• He wanted to stay true to his roots.

• He thought it was easier.

What is the artist's message to other global artists regarding language?

• Stick to your native language.

• Translate songs into English.

• Sing in multiple languages.

• Avoid singing in English.

What is a key element in the artist's creative process?

• Random inspiration

• Following trends

• Starting with a concept

• Copying successful artists

What new venture did the artist explore beyond music?

• Sports

• Architecture

• Fashion

• Cooking

What is the purpose of the artist's new app?

• To teach Spanish

• To promote his music

• To address mental health

• To sell merchandise

What cultural stigma does the artist aim to address with his app?

• Language barriers

• Mental health stigma

• Music piracy

• Fashion trends

How has reggaeton music evolved according to the artist?

• It has lost popularity.

• It has become more inclusive.

• It has remained the same.

• It has become more commercial.

What is the artist's approach to fatherhood?

• He follows a strict parenting guide.

• He relies solely on his partner.

• He is learning as he goes.

• He feels fully prepared.

What is the artist's view on the role of reggaeton in Latino culture?

• It should remain traditional.

• It should evolve with the times.

• It should avoid controversial topics.

• It should only focus on dance.