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" \n We read that you won a Grammy when you were only 9 years old. Talk a little about that. How does it feel to be such a young Grammy winner? Well it feels really nice actually because it shows that what you&amp;#039;re working hard for is paying off. I never thought I would have won a Grammy, but when I was 8 and I was nominated for the first time, I thought, &amp;quot;wow, this is really cool!&amp;quot; I didn&amp;#039;t get to win that year, but then I was nominated again when I was 9 and won that year. I wasn&amp;#039;t at the nomination, my dad was there. Then he called me and said, &amp;quot;you&amp;#039;re a Grammy winner!&amp;quot; I was super happy and excited, I started to cry and scream. We know that you&amp;#039;re a reggaeton artist, but how would you describe your style? How is it different from the other reggaeton artists? Well, the other adult artists like Wisin y Yandel, Daddy Yankee and Don Omar get to write things for adults. I&amp;#039;m a teenager, so I get to write things for kids and teenagers. It&amp;#039;s kind of different, that&amp;#039;s the only thing that separates me from the other Reggaeton artists. We all have the same style. Other artists from Reggaeton like to write things that are not really good for kids. With me for example, I like to do things not only for kids but for adults. I have songs against child abuse. I also have another song about avoiding war. I like to always give messages in my songs and that&amp;#039;s the difference between other artists and me.  How is it being so young and also being a Grammy winning artist? How do you balance that? It&amp;#039;s cool, my parents let me be a kid. Other artists that have been kids like Menudo and artists like that, they didn&amp;#039;t get to live their childhood. I have gotten that opportunity to live my childhood, to go to the movies with my friends and go to the beach with my family, my brothers and my sisters. I have been able to live. What&amp;#039;s coming up next? Do you have a new album coming? Yes, I have a new album coming &amp;quot;Here To Stay.&amp;quot; It&amp;#039;s my first english album, actually, and I am really happy about it because I have dreamt about this since I was a kid and started singing. Finally, it&amp;#039;s like a dream come true. Will anyone be collaborating with you on this upcoming album? You&amp;#039;ll have to wait and see! Andrew Lane, he&amp;#039;s my amazing producer from LA so lots of good things to be expected. Who are your biggest inspirations? When I started it was Daddy Yankee, also my brothers and sisters. My brother and sister started singing in a group with artists. One day I was like &amp;quot;hey I want to be a star too!&amp;quot; So I started doing backup vocal for my brother and it went from there. I look up to Daddy Yankee for everything. I actually watched all of his videos on stage and did what he did. So people started saying that I was like &amp;quot;The Little Daddy Yankee&amp;quot; on stage. I also look up to Wisin Y Yandel, Don Omar, Chris Brown, Usher and Justin Bieber. What kind of influence do you want to have on the American community? I really want to be the best artist I can be. Not only in the American market but also the Latin market. I want to be among the best. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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