How many times have we overwhelmed a song for the simple fact that we were not paying enough attention to its lyrics?You know, on one of those days when you have your head in something else and you want to feel very deeply that song that excites you so much.

Surely you have felt identified and, for all of us, the announcer and creator of the brand 'Soy Pitita', the Malaga Juanjo Rengel, has created the podcast 'Songs counted'.In it, Rengel makes readings of Spanish issues with a very soft base piano base.The prominence lies only in his voice and in the letter of the chosen themes.

"As I don't know how to sing them, I'm going to tell you in this podcast," says the description of this.Regarding the issues that are already in the program list, some of Ana Guerra, Camela or Mónica Naranjo.A selection that demonstrates that the style or age of the subject does not matter, only its lyrics matter.

The idea of Pódcast arrives after years of social pressure."ANDveryone told me that they did not understand that someone like me did not have a podcast, if even the baker has a podcast talking about breads," the young man tells this newspaper.

After a decade of career within the musical radio passing through Radiole or Fiesta Radio channel, and treating with the listeners in a rigorous direct, I did not feel that it had anything interesting to count in front of the microphone in podcast format.

Thus, in quarantine he uploaded a video to Instagram that ended up going around the world: 'Let's see how you explain'.Currently accumulates two million visits.In him the Malaga reviews everything that he would have liked to do and could not."You have to do some reading, in the video everything sounds very nice," people said.

This is how this project emerged.Juanjo thought of that speech exercise that makes practically every day: read songs giving different nuances.It was recorded, put the background piano, and the result has been a real success.Artists such as Ana Guerra or Dioni, from Camela, who maintains a good relationship with Rengel, have taken the opportunity to congratulate the announcer for his idea."Juanjo, a song by Camela sounding to poetry, you have achieved something unique," Dioni wrote to him with a laugh.

The project, fully carried out by Malaga, does not have the support of any platform dedicated to Pódcast, which still has more merit, since it lacks external promotion."A girl who has anxiety told me that thanks to my podcast she calmed down a lot and got to sleep better.I with these things are those that I stay, it seems very magical, "he has emotion.

A difficult world

"If right now they called me from the best radio in the world, I would have to see the conditions they offer me, because the world is very complicated," he says.The speech is one of his passions, but recognizes that he is hardly contributed to the stability he wanted at 34 years."Few know it, but the radiophormula broadcasters of the big chains are also autonomous," he confesses.

"Sometimes I think if it is worth going forward with her or throwing the 10 years I have worked by doing radio in the trash," he laments.There are days that he gets up wanting to eat the world with 'Soy Pitita', its original and successful clothing brand, or continue fighting for being inside an agency or promoter."Against insecurities, self -demand is essential in this profession".

In addition, it has been very bad to work alone and work, in much of the occasions, from home.He misses teamwork dynamics, because although he seems not, 'I'm pitita' he also takes her alone."ANDven if you are teleworking if you have a team you get meetings and receive a feedback from your proposals, but I don't even have that".

Resident in Madrid missing the sea and the people of Malaga, its homeland, where he would love to have a project out."I have never worked for a long time there and I think that something focused on young people, culture and leisure, would work a lot since it is not exploited too much," he confesses.

He would love to make a magacin with interviews and acoustic taking advantage of the amount of concerts that occur in the city."The media there have to rejuvenate themselves, they have a lot of strength and I think that a renewal would be great," he admits.

He also gets wet on the issue of work intrusion, after the last criticisms that made Lola Indigo for accepting voice to Lola Bunny in the animated film."Other singers also get, for example, on a catwalk, as models, and nobody says anything.Not to mention the world of journalism, where there is more intrusion, "he says.

Thus, he believes that qualified personnel must be available for these cases, but recognizes that Lola Indigo was judged too fast without knowing if the girl had been forming in dubbing."What would happen if I had done it?" He asks.

Next projects

Among his next challenges is that 'I am Pitita' lands in physical stores, something that would make him very excited after four years of intense work with this brand that is giving him so many joys.

In addition, in the world of phrase it has some projects in the air next to the podium platform that "look very good" and expects them to go forward and that it does not happen as a project that it had with Onda Madrid and that with the arrival ofPandemia did not occur.

ANDl joven asegura que va a seguir bailando entre sus dos pasiones, la locución y el márketing y el Social Media gracias a 'Soy Pitita'."Sometimes it makes me funny because when they call me I don't know if it's for one subject or another. ANDs lo que tiene estar un poco en todo.And be autonomous, "he acknowledges with a laugh.

"ANDstoy abierto a todo y a ver qué ocurre.Many people believe that being with a blotch I am not in the world of speech, which I think sometimes has opportunities.But no, here I am for both things, "he concludes.

Follow the issues that interest you