The "Three" with Dorado

Summary In this engaging conversation, Dorado, a rising Latin urban artist, shares insights into his musical journey, influences, and aspirations. He discusses the importance of versatility in music, the challenges of live performances, and the evolution of his sound from underground rap to reggaeton. Dorado emphasizes the significance of music education and business acumen in the industry, while also revealing his creative process and inspirations for lyrics. With exciting projects on the horizon, including collaborations and new releases, Dorado is poised to make a significant impact in the music scene. Takeaways Dorado aims to be versatile and not pigeonholed in one genre. He draws inspiration from his friends' life experiences for his lyrics. Dorado's musical influences include Maluma, Bad Bunny, and Michael Jackson. He emphasizes the importance of music education and understanding the business side. Dorado's sound has evolved from underground rap to Latin urban music. He believes in the power of live performances to connect with audiences. Dorado is working on incorporating classical elements into his music. He plans to release a new song with an Ottawa artist soon. Dorado values collaboration and learning from other musicians. He sees the 80s as the best decade for music, influencing his current projects. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dorado and His Music Career 07:16 Performing Live vs. Studio Work 13:11 Creative Process and Overcoming Blocks 19:09 Social Media's Impact on Music Careers 25:11 Personal Life and Early Musical Influences 33:07 Musical Versatility and Performance Energy 39:12 Legacy and Personal Aspirations in Music 49:33 Evolution of Sound and Artistic Growth 58:18 Upcoming Projects and Collaborations 59:57 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3