Jonathan Moly’s metamorphosis: a new era of salsa in Guayaquil

Jonathan MolyVenezuelan artist, brought his Metamorphosis Tour to Guayaquil, where an evening was announced that promised a revolutionary mix of salsa and experiences. Mollywho started his musical career very early, follows in his father’s footsteps, Miguel Moly, a continuation of the family tradition of delivering Latin rhythms that resonate deeply in Ecuador, a country that father and son have embraced with great affection and enthusiasm.

Ecuador has played a crucial role in the career of Jonathan Moly As he himself remembers: “Ecuador has always been important. My father used to visit Ecuador and spoke highly of the way they treated him. It’s a blessing to do my first tour alone. Guayaquil will take place this time and in Quito next year.”

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Mollywho values ​​authenticity and the positive message in his music, talks about the personal and artistic transformation reflected in his latest album Metamorphosis. This project, which took two years of dedication, is not just a collection of songs, but a testimony of change and personal growth. “Everyone is experiencing their metamorphosis and is a different person now than they were ten years ago,” he shares, emphasizing that adaptation and evolution are the key to his musical journey.

“It’s a matter of trial and error, seeing what works for you. After trying different music styles, I have found a style that makes me feel like a fish in water,” reveals the singer-songwriter.

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The documentary that accompanies the album reveals the Jonathan Moly behind the microphone, showing his creative process and his preference for melodies over lyrics, trying to connect with his audience in a genuine way. “Not to promote my music, but so they can see what I’m really like,” he says. Mollyemphasizing his desire for transparency with his audience.

The 30-year-old’s collaborations with artists like Mike Bahia And Hoobastank They speak of their ability to build bridges between genders and generations. Via direct messages on Instagram, Molly has managed to unite musical worlds by bringing salsa into contemporary territory, as he did with the song The reason, by innovatively exploring the genres of stone and salsa to create a lively Latin version of this iconic song.

“Every day I try to develop salsa and bring it to what’s happening today,” he says, explaining his strategy for collaborating with young composers to keep his sound fresh and relevant.

In his presentation in Guayaquil, which took place last night – Thursday, November 9 at the Spot (CC Plaza Prema, Samborondón) – Moly sang established hits such as Think of me And Sayonaraas well as his new artistic direction, culminating in the fastest production of his career, Speaking to the silencea song he claims was created entirely by him and his favorite from the album.

For Moly, music is the definitive expression, his ‘best letter of introduction’. As you prepare to give your tour by other countries, such as Bolivia, Portugal and Spain, followed by future dates in America and Europe, Jonathan Moly He not only establishes himself as an heir to a musical legacy, but also as an innovator in the world of salsa.

“There are things in my head that I can’t think of writing down. I hang out with younger composers,” he reveals, even though he is still quite young. “I understand that young people express themselves differently. I try to make it as simple as possible, so that salsa becomes a genre again. top in the world” are his wishes.

Tickets can be purchased via the website www.buenplan.com.ec and the prices are as follows: general ($25), Moly box ($40) and Moly box + meet greeting ($50).