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Natanael Cano Talks His ‘Tupac, DMX, Chalino Sánchez Flow’ and Says ‘Mexico Never Lets Me Down’

The King of Corridos Tumbados spoke with Billboard Español minutes before kicking off his stadium tour across Mexico.

Natanael Cano Talks His ‘Tupac, DMX, Chalino Sánchez Flow’ and Says ‘Mexico Never Lets Me Down’

Natanael Cano discusses his sources of inspiration, the music scene, and Mexico's support in this exclusive interview with Billboard News. The musician opens up about what drives him, the studio atmosphere, and his goals for creating songs that stand the test of time. In addition, Cano expresses his gratitude for Mexico's unwavering support and reveals his pre-show mindset.

Reflecting on his recording and composing process, Cano explains how he finds inspiration in the act itself. He believes that great songs have an everlasting quality, capturing the essence of music and carrying it forward. When asked about his influences, he mentions Tupac, DMX, and Chalino Sánchez, among others.

During the interview, Cano shares a quick list of his influences, including Tupac, DMX, and Chalino Sánchez. He also pays tribute to his fellow musicians, mentioning Victor, Ovi, and Tito, and describes their collaborative spirit as "really tight." In a moment of triumph, Cano declares, "We killed it," and expresses his happiness and peace.

Cano is currently in the midst of preparing for a performance, as he shares his pre-show mindset. He acknowledges the excitement and anticipation surrounding the event, and emphasizes his readiness to provide an unforgettable experience for the audience. With a final nod to Mexico's unwavering support, Cano looks forward to continuing to create and share his music with the world.

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