Sech Interview: Panamanian Singer on His New Album '42'
This article is a summary of reporting by Rolling Stone. Originally published April 15, 2021.
In an in-depth conversation with Rolling Stone, Panamanian singer-songwriter Sech breaks down the creation of his album '42'. He reflects on his origins singing in church, mastering instruments like the piano and bass, and navigating the reggaeton scene. The feature highlights Sech's rise from Panama City to international charts, cementing him as one of modern reggaeton's preeminent vocalists.
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Panamanian reggaeton star Sech discusses his album '42', exploring his musical upbringing and rise across Latin music.
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