Eladio Carrión Changes to Positive Songs so His Children Don’t Listen to “Bad Things”
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Puerto Rican urban artist Eladio Carrión admits to EFE that he prefers that his two children don’t listen to songs of his own or of another singer “glorifying bad things”, so now he chooses to devote more time to writing positive songs with a “sana” idea. “I wouldn’t like my children to listen to music like that, glorifying bad things,” Carrión said in an interview after presenting at the Colosseum of Puerto Rico, in San Juan, this past weekend …
Puerto Rican urban artist Eladio Carrión admits to EFE that he prefers that his two children don’t listen to songs of his own or of another singer “glorifying bad things”, so now he chooses to devote more time to writing positive songs with a “sana” idea. “I wouldn’t like my children to listen to music like that, glorifying bad things,” Carrión said in an interview after presenting at the Colosseum of Puerto Rico, in San Juan, this past weekend …
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