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“Es un perpetuador de mediocridad”: Salim Vera lanza dura crítica hacia ‘Yo Soy’
El vocalista de LBD agregó que el programa de Latina TV “impide la originalidad” de nuevos cantantes, afectando a la industria musical
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Peruvian Musician Salim Vera Sparks Debate: Is "Yo Soy" a "Perpetuator of Mediocrity"?
Lima, Peru – Prominent Peruvian musician Salim Vera has ignited a heated discussion within the entertainment industry, asserting that the popular reality television program "Yo Soy" "perpetuates mediocrity." During a recent podcast, Vera stated that the show, which features contestants imitating famous artists, hinders artistic originality and individual personality among musicians. "For me, it's a program that perpetuates mediocrity, as it impedes originality and the personality of the musician or singer," Vera remarked. He further elaborated that the show's widespread success leads the general public to believe that imitation is the correct path for aspiring artists, thus creating a "vicious cycle." In contrast, another panelist offered a different perspective, suggesting that "Yo Soy" could serve as a crucial initial platform for many emerging talents. "There is something that can serve many people as the first step to becoming known, to making their virtues in singing or performance known," the panelist countered, highlighting the show's potential to provide visibility for artists in a competitive landscape. The debate underscores ongoing discussions about the balance between artistic originality and commercial entertainment, particularly within the context of popular talent shows.
