Luis Alfonso Partida admitted in an interview with Gustavo Adolfo Infante that despite having left Banda El Recodo a few years ago, he still has a signed contract that does not allow him to freely develop his career as a soloist.
Known popularly as “El Yaqui”, the singer spoke about several episodes of his life, among which he singled out his participation as one of the vocalists of Banda El Recodo, he said that he was very grateful for everything that the group gave him and recognized. that it was a very big boost, so his voice is now popular.
What made a big impression on the public is that he continues to keep in touch with businessmen, he emphasized that it has developed so that his individual project was not covered by other record companies, as contract attachment cannot work for anyone else. .
“I had to be an independent artist because I still have a contract with the El Recodo group, I still have a contract with the El Recodo group, which is there and now on the topic of negotiations between them and me. , he said.
How did you solve your problems?
He assured that when he wanted to stay in the music scene, one of the solutions was to create his own organization and invest in the company, but this was based on great efforts and his own merits.
He stressed that he would like to terminate any legal relationship with “mother of all groups”. “Of course, I don’t want to get involved with anyone, but having a contract gave me the opportunity to look for other options, it didn’t give me the opportunity to be a free agent, and for Sony, Warner, Universal or others, some companies that could take over my project “, he assured.
It should be remembered that El Yaqui also spoke about the alleged case when he was the third in the rift between his friend Edwin Kaz and the singer’s wife Daisy Anahi, he assured that all this was gossip that they made up and that he deeply respected both.
Source: Heraldo De Mexico
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