Jovany: You gotta do the best you can. You never really know. I did the best I could out there. It was apparent that maybe, the song choice wasn't the best choice. I think I did a good job with the song but maybe, America didn't wanna hear the song. You just never know. I wasn't like, "I'm in, I'm a lock," but I wasn't like, "I'm going home. I can't read music, I don't play an instrument.
I just sing in the shower and I got this far. It was awesome to be around the caliber of talent and professionals. Jovany: No. No way. Let me tell you something about that guy. He is such a great vocal talent. He is so incredible. Any of the Top 40 could've been in the Top 24 and any of them could've made the Top 13 and it would make an incredible season.
It's still shaping up to be an incredible season, whether I'm in it or not. Stefano has the moves, he can sing, he has great runs. This season, the Top 24 had everything you wanted. We branched out to different genres and we didn't butt heads. Gina, RealityWanted: What has it been like to watch the show since your elimination? Jovany: I've watched it! They're like family members. I Tweet them and text them to be encouraging. The thing is that I know they'd do the same for me.
That's how close we've gotten. They say it's a competition but it's really not. And this is the thing about doing cover songs: You can do whatever song you want, but you've got to bring something new and different and unique to it, or else it just sounds like the original, only not nearly as good, usually. So it was just OK. The modulation was kind of interesting. But it was just OK.
Lopez: "I disagree. It was great. It was a great first performance on a big stage. You should be very proud. Barreto: "It felt great. I thought I had Randy sewed up, man. Baton Rouge! Where y'at, bruh? What's goin' on? Jackson: "You're my homeboy, but see, I'm gonna be a little hard on my homeboys. You gotta bring it tough, man! Barreto and Tong attribute the changing attitudes toward international music to streaming, which makes removes many of the obstructions that once kept international pop confined to regions.
When success meant selling copies of physical objects, getting albums in stores was a major obstacle. It was a couple of years later and an underground thing there, but it came up because of streaming. People vibing with it and wanting to make their own version of it. Barreto credits Bad Bunny with helping to modernize Latin pop. Fonsi saw how that could help the song reach a larger audience and agreed.
For Fonsi, that meant learning enough Mandarin to sing the song, but he picked it up with surprising ease. At Junkee. Songs are more about love and getting to know each other.
Since the artists he works with are only an Internet connection away, being in other music centers is useful but not crucial. His family is here, and he works as Jovany Barreto again. He now has a sense of what he can contribute to the New Orleans music community and wants to participate, not out of a sense of hometown boosterism but because sees a chance to make money here. He thinks about those students, talent like Chase N.
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