Joe Jonas: “Seguiré haciendo discos con los Jonas Brothers aunque triunfe en solitario”
Laura Simón | Madrid | Actualizado el 20/06/2011 a las 19:15 horas

Joe Jonas lanza nuevo disco ‘Fast Life’ y lo hace después de triunfar con sus hermanos en los ‘Jonas Brothers’ y vender más de 8 millones de discos en todo el mundo. Hemos hablado con el cantante sobre su nuevo trabajo, su relación con España y con las chicas.

En medio de una nube de fans. Así ha llegado Joe Jonas a Madrid. A las puertas del hotel donde la estrella atendía a los medios decenas de fans esperaban disco y boli en mano, una firma, una sonrisa e incluso una foto que inmortalizara el momento en el que podrían tocar a su ídolo.

Joe Jonas nos ha atendido tranquilo y muy seguro de sí mismo, conocedor de que las fans le respaldan en todos sus proyectos. El niño que un día saltó a los focos en el famoso musical de Brodway, ‘La Boheme’se ha hecho mayor y sabe que solo, puede seguir encandilando a los miles de fans que consiguieron que junto a sus hermanos, Kevin y Nick, los Jonas Brother vendieran más de 8 millones de discos en todo el mundo.

Jonas nos ha contado que con ‘Fast Life’, su nuevo disco que sale a la venta el próximo 6 de septiembre, quiere hacer bailar a la gente. Reconoce que trabajar como solista ha sido ‘muy diferente’ a lo que estaba acostumbrado pero que la experiencia ha sido muy excitante. Sin embargo, ha confirmado que el lanzamiento de su nuevo disco no significa que rompa su proyecto con los ‘Jonas’, seguirá grabando con sus hermanos, aunque también dedique tiempo a su carrera en solitario. Jonas ha tenido tiempo de hablarnos de sus romances y de cómo vive el ‘fenómeno fan’.

Joe Jonas ha contestado a las preguntas de los internautas de antena3.com y también ha mandado un saludo muy especial a los seguidores de Celebrities. Descubre al Joe más auténtico y sincero en el encuentro que mantuvimos con el artista. ¿Contestó a tu pregunta? Sé el primero en descubrirlo.

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Translation of article:

In the middle of a crowd of fans. That’s how Joe Jonas has arrived in Spain. At the doors of the hotel where the star resided, dozens of fans waited with a disc and pen in hand, for a signature, a smile and even a photo to commemorate the moment that they may have touched their idol. Joe Jonas has portrayed himself in a very calm and confident manner, knowing that fans will support you in all your projects. The boy who one day jumped into the spotlight in the famous Broadway musical, “La Boheme” has grown up and knows that alone, he can continue to dazzle the thousands of fans who allowed him, together with his brothers Kevin and Nick (the Jonas Brothers), to sell over 8 million records worldwide. Jonas has told us that with “Fast Life”, his new cd that goes on sale on Sept 6, he wants to make people dance. He realizes that working as a solo artist has been “very different” to what he’s been used to, but the experience has been very exciting. He has also confirmed that the launch of his new album does not mean the Jonas Brothers are breaking up. He will continue to record with his brothers, but also devote time to his solo career. Jonas has had time to talk to us about his romances and how he lives the ‘fan phenomenon.” Joe Jonas has answered questions from fans of antena3.com and has sent a special greeting to the followers of Celebrities. Discover the most authentic and sincere Joe, in the meeting we had with the artist. Did he answer your question? Be the first to find out.

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On being solo: It definitely feels like everything is moving very fast. I’ve been doing music with my brothers my whole life. Now I feel like I have the opportunity to tell a little bit more from my point of view. I think “Fast Life” does exactly that. And even though everything is moving fast and busy it’s still very fun, innocent, and exciting and that’s why I love it.

Favorite Song off the album? I would have to say my favorite song from the new album would be “Fast Life” and “I’m Sorry.” I’m also very proud of “See No More.”

On performing as a solo artist: Performing as a solo artist is definitely very exciting, especially with having the support from my brothers. I’m traveling the world and doing what I really love, so I wouldn’t change it for anything.

On Prediction about reactions on the album: I think the reactions will be really good. There’s been a lot of excitement surrounding the single. I think it’s an older and more mature album and fans will identify more with the songs, dance and have a good time.

Will there be another JB album?: We will do another album, but I’m not sure when that will happen. Right now, we’re focusing on our individual projects and we’ll see how long this takes.

On Spain: I love Spain. Everytime we come here it’s marvelous. The fans are incredible and the food is very good. It’s fantastic country to visit and it has so much culture and it’s so close to the rest of Europe that it’s magnificent. I love the girls in Spain, they’re very beautiful.

Songs in Spanish?: There are a couple of songs that could be translated that I think will come out really good in Spanish. Maybe I could do a duet with a Spanish artist. There are a couple of artists I love. I think Enrique Iglesias is really talented.

What’s a normal day like?: A normal day in my life is crazy. Today for example, we flew from Milan to here. We went straight to the interviews all day and finished around 11pm. That’s just kinda how it is. It’s really busy but fun.

On Inspiration: I’ve been inspired by everything. Good experiences; every experience…the fans, the travelling, love and romance.

On Love/heartbreak: I don’t think you can avoid it. People like to believe that it’s only girls’ who get heartbroken or do the heart breaking, but I’ve also been heartbroken and I’ve also been the one to end a relationship.

On his new sound: I think it’s a more mature sound. Definitely a different sound. I also think that people my age are going to be able to identify with the lyrics.

On Feelings on his new project/possibility of a tour: I’m very excited with this new solo adventure and I’m actually very anxious to hear the comments on the album. There are a couple of opportunities of a tour on the table, meaning I could be opening up for another artist/band or doing my own tour. I’d love to be able to come back and play in Spain.

On Describing his album: I would let them know that this is a very fun album. It comes from my heart. They are songs that I’ve tried to write as honestly as possible. I think it’s an album you can dance to and have a good time with it.

On Fan phenom: It’s crazy and a lot to take in, but you just have to go with it and have fun. The fans are very supportive and show that they’re still (will always be) here. The fact that they’re still singing our songs…I love it. Then he talks about a fan experience in Spain where they were expecting a couple of hundred people and thousands showed up and the police had to come.

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Comments (2)

Leo Handerson - June 21, 2011 @ 10:49 am

sorry, thats how they do it =s

Nicole - June 21, 2011 @ 2:09 pm

aww i wish i knew what he was saying..

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