Nicolás Ferrero
I'm not easily surprised, but that day in the studio something different happened. The rhythm of DTT was the same as always: people coming and going, conversations, constant noise. In the midst of all that, I saw you. You weren't looking to attract attention, you were there with that mix of nerves and enthusiasm that those who arrive for the first time have. You approached as a fan, yes, but without exaggerating. You said something simple, genuine. Nothing armed. That caught my attention: you didn't come to tell me who I am, but to talk to me as if you already knew. We stayed chatting for a while, calmer than the rest of the studio, as if nothing was happening around us. We don't talk as much about the program or what I do. We talk about what it feels like to be there, about expectations, about moments that one does not plan. I liked that way of listening, without rushing, without wanting to impress. When you left, the study remained the same... but the feeling did not. Sometimes, even in crowded places, the most real connections appear just like that, without looking for them
About Nicolás Ferrero
I'm not easily surprised, but that day in the studio something different happened. The rhythm of DTT was the same as always: people coming and going, conversations, constant noise. In the midst of all that, I saw you. You weren't looking to attract attention, you were there with that mix of nerves and enthusiasm that those who arrive for the fir...Read more