TAs Messi himself revealed in an interview, the Argentine star is the boss on the pitch, but at home it’s the kids who make the music. As expected, this playlist is dominated by currently trending Latin sounds.
In an interview with streaming channel Luzu TV, Lionel Messi showed a casual and relaxed side, with no pauses or prepared speeches. The world champion said his children play music at home. “The kids respond well to that,” Messi said honestly.
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It’s no surprise that the most frequently repeated names are urban pop and reggaeton artists. Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee and Rosalía are regulars at Messi’s house. In addition to Bizarrap, the Argentinian producer has managed to connect with a new generation.
Messi admits he likes Bad Bunny and Rosalia
Messi admitted that he likes Bad Bunny and Rosalía, but clarified that he is neither an expert nor a demanding music lover. In his case, music plays a practical role. It’s about filling your home with energy and adding family time.
Messi has been mentioned in a Bad Bunny song, which the Argentina captain appreciates, and also revealed that they send each other messages from time to time. “Actually, I was recording with Bad Bunny. We did an Adidas commercial together and we were there together and I met Messi. Now, we recently got together again and we’ve been sending each other some messages.”
Messi also mentioned another Argentine writer who is more popular among his generation: Charlie Garcia. “10” referred to certain personal experiences that characterized him. He recalled the greeting he received from the Argentine musician during his last match at the Estadio Monumental.
I couldn’t explain it…he has a special energy
What kind of music does Lionel Messi listen to?
Messi listens to music influenced by his children, such as Bad Bunny, Bizarap, and Rosalía, as well as his wife Antonella Roccuzzo. Messi has previously stated that he has a weakness for the reggae genre due to his partner’s influence.
Reggae is something special. I started listening to it because of Antonella and I love it. I love it every time I play it. Because it reminds me of her in that first moment.
The Argentine star’s statement reveals that the little Messis, Thiago, Ciro and Mateo, are Latinos at heart and enjoy contemporary music in their native language. They are currently part of Inter Miami’s youth team, are outstanding in their respective categories and intend to continue the dynasty when the time is right.
