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Mika interview in Luna Teen (Argentinean mag) January 2011 edition


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I hoped he'd say cutting his hair was a serious mistake and he would let it grow again, but no:mf_rosetinted:

 

I am up for an acoustic tour though!:biggrin2:

 

I fear the next step of changing could be shaving his head :blink:

 

I agree with an acustic tour :wink2:

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I fear the next step of changing could be shaving his head :blink:

 

I agree with an acustic tour :wink2:

 

maybe he,s going through a phase like my brother: was so sick of his curly hair he now keeps it realy short:thumb_yello:

 

Acoustic tour:mf_lustslow::mf_lustslow::bow:

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You're welcome everybody :wub2:

It's my pleasure to be able to share 'exclusive' things with you :teehee:

I fear the next step of changing could be shaving his head :blink:

 

I agree with an acustic tour :wink2:

God don't let that happen, PLEASEEE! :naughty:

I don't really think that is gonna happen :wink2:

maybe he,s going through a phase like my brother: was so sick of his curly hair he now keeps it realy short:thumb_yello:

 

Acoustic tour:mf_lustslow::mf_lustslow::bow:

Let's hope he doesn't get is shorter, he does have his lovely curls right now :wub2:

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maybe he,s going through a phase like my brother: was so sick of his curly hair he now keeps it realy short:thumb_yello:

 

 

*Dramatically drops down on knees* NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO :tears:

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No, I didn't run in the street to get it :mf_rosetinted:

 

It's a very nice interview :wub2:

 

He talks about his hair :aah: His third album and says that he wants to come back with an acoustic show! :boing:

 

I'l translate it all in a min :wink2:

 

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EDIT! Translation:

 

Exclusive!

We've talked in exclusive with Mika before his show in Bs. As., where he sang all his most successful songs to a public ecstatic and happy that waits his soon come back.

 

Nice, charming and shy from time to time, that's the way we met Mika the day before his presentation in the Hot Festival last month, where he sang songs from his two albums, LICM and TBWKTM. Michael Holbrook, baptized Mika by her mother, was born in Beirut, capital of Lebanon, but, running away from the war, got first to France and finaly to Ingland, country he adopted as his own and where he settled with his family. He grew with four brother (three sisters), all involved with his career, with whom he designs scenery, costume and album's covers. He's creative, very warm, his falsetto while singing is part of his personal mark and the new hair cut suits him great.

 

LT: You've cut your hair!

M: Yes, it's a sign of change, simbolic.I love changing, I think that being contradictory makes you more interesting, that you never know what you are going to find next day.

 

LT: Your second album is very different to the firsts one...

M: Yes, it is, but at the same time I think that it works at a complement, as if I've finished it here, in the second one. I wanted the to complement each other and, from there, move into which ever direction I want to. In TBWKTM I started to be more openly biographic and a new relationship between the one who listens to it and myself appears.

 

LT: From the one which is coming, which for you already have a few songs, can you foresee which course it will take?

M: Nobody knows what type of album someone is making until you finish it. You've gotta follow you instinct, but it's going to be very different from the firsts two, extremely melodic, more 'direct'/'straight' (something like that, dunno which word to use exactly). No don't believe in labels (it's not the word here, but I guess he means that), I don't think that what I do is pop or indie, I think that it's a special way of writing songs and that only comes alive thanks to the melodies and the stories, not from the genre it belongs to. What really matters is if the song is powerful enough as to touch you deep inside (again, doesn't say that, but it's the meaning, it's TOO spanish translated) And that's what I want to do with the third album, keep on making music that goes beyond music genres, not to be fashionable and don't get predictable. That's what makes an artist's career full of risks, its ups and downs, but you never keep it static, in a place, it's always moving forward.

 

LT: Did you feel any fear that the second album wouldn't have as much acceptance as the first one?

M: No, never. I'm convinced of what I do, I had to do it. I didn't have doubts about the album, I did have about the concerts, I was scared that nobody would come to see me. I invest a lot in my shows, I wanted it to work and, even though I've sold half albums, I've doubled the people who came to see me.

 

LT: You get involved a lot in the process of production of a show, why?

M: I believe it's cause, for me, it's showing the way you see think/think about it (again, just catching the concept), I want to give a clear message, the art direction is very important. In TBWKTM, it had to look like it was hand made, even if it looked cheaper, that it didn't look like a Las Vegas show, everything clean and shinning. I think it's because I like to create a bubble during two hours, that the public gets cught in it so that the experience is the most interactive possible. I want people to fell that my show belongs to them, not just to see it.

 

LT: You don't have anything to fear about here, people loves you!

M: We'll see that tomorrow haha. What is interesting is that you have to create that level of excitment and compromise in that atmosphere, without any tricks, I hope I can do that. (redaction note: thay pasted his lovely tweet about BS. AS.)

 

LT: It looks like you don't make a difference between work and free time...

M: No, everything is part of the same! People get into my house or family's house, they see fabrics, objects, peaces of scenery everywhere! I can't develop as an artist isolated from all that, it's all part of the process. I think my mum had a lot to do with that cause we were raised in a house where there were fabrics and clothes everywhere because she was a clothes designer, the creative process was part of our everyday lives.

 

LT: What do you book for the future?

M: When I am old and I feel that I've learnt enough, I'd love to run a show or an opera, I't would be fantastic, to destroy it in a million of peaces and put it all back together again, that would be very fun, but not now.

 

LT: Are you coming back to our contry?

M: I'd love to come back to Argentina with a whole show and that's why I am coming to these festivals. Bringing a show requieres a lot more, a longer tour, that's why I think I'lol come back first with an acoustic tour to continue building the relashionship with the public.

 

 

 

And let me just say :wub2:

 

Gracias por postear sweet :fangurls:

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