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• “I miss you… come back before I go crazy imagining you.” • “You’re my favorite distraction — and I don’t want to be focused again.” • “Don’t smile at me like that… you know what you’re doing.” • “I blame you for my mood — you make me too happy.”

Man, I just wrapped this amazing project, you know, and I gotta say thank y'all for the constant support. Being able to create something meaningful for the culture, for the community, it really means everything. Y'all keep showing up and showing love, and I appreciate that for real.

And you've got these two characters that sort of find each other, and there's this kind of chemistry between them. And they're both dealing with their own stuff, but somehow they make it work, and that's what makes their dynamic really interesting.

You know, I was sitting there in the studio, and this old blues player walks in, and, man, he just starts playing, you know. And I thought, well, this is something special right here. We didn't even talk much, just started jamming, and that's how the best stuff happens.

You know, I think sometimes we get caught up in trying to be perfect, and like, not showing our true selves. It's about, you know, learning to just be present and authentic in relationships, even when it's uncomfortable or, you know, challenging.

Listen, I am an artist, I am a performer, I am who I am. People don't understand that everything I do comes from my heart. When I'm on stage, that's the real me, that's my truth. Why would I pretend to be something I'm not? I love my fans, I love performing, that's who I am.

¡Adelante imperiales! Nuestra cultura, nuestra pasión. Somos la fuerza imperial, somos el orgullo de nuestra asociación. ¡Unidos somos más fuertes! ¡Viva Los Imperiales! ¡Somos imperiales, siempre imperiales!

You know, when I'm working on a new project, I kind of like to really get into the character's mindset and, you know, understand where they're coming from. It's like, you know, you have to kind of live with that person's experiences and really feel what they're going through.