Gael García, the Padre de los Corridos tumbados, said: “There is no plum peso and Fuerza Regida”

To promote your new series “La Máquina”come on actors Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna Compare a nostalgic moment during a visit to popularity Youtuber El Escorpion Dorado. This is the place where the train picks up its exit Film “Rudo y Cursi”, released in 2008, He scored a hit in Mexican cinema and catapulted himself ahead of the career of García Bernal.

“Rudo and Cursi” Tell the story of two young people with great passion for football. This year Gael García interpreted Cursi, a football player who also performed his own musical. One of the songs that was characterized by remarkable popularity “Quiero que me quieras,” García Bernal interpreted the film and became a hit at that moment. This combination of football and music is a real eye-catcher Public, with “Rudo y Cursi” in a classic of contemporary cinema in Mexico.

The greatest moment of the conversation, however, was when García disposed of the Padre de Los Corridos tumbados, a comrade who has entered popular Mexican music in recent years. Artists like Peso Pluma, Natanael Cano and Fuerza Regida He is the pioneer of this musical style that combines regional elements of Mexico with rap and other contemporary genres.

With his characteristic humor, Gael comments: “¿Conoces esto de los corridos tumbados, right? What did you expect? No, Perdón, Pero Esto Salió Desde Hace Mucho Time. I thought to myself the whole world would have “Yeah, that was Cursi’s terrible singing” and that was it straight away. De nada, hijos; de nada, Fuerza Regida”.

This statement was provocative on set and also in front of the audience. Diego Luna, who was a constant comrade in García's career, disagreed: “Siempre a la vanguardia y son otros los que cosechan”. This exchange between friends is not the only way to free yourself from their complicity, since it also refers to the formula that is relevant in the industry of encounters.

The dialogue about García Bernal's influence in the embattled streets could create a rift, but also reflect the evolution of Mexican music, and how artists from different generations could have a strong influence on the country's cultural panorama.

With their humor and passion, Gael and Diego have not been alone in promoting their new series, although they have also celebrated their legacies in music and Mexican filmnote to the new generations that art has many forms of manifestation and that innovation plays a key role in staying alive permanently.