Sara Deop, singer: "I dream of being like Beyoncé"

Despite his young age, 19 years, had he imagined one day to represent Spain in Eurovision? - I never imagined being able to aspire to be there.I see it every year with my mother.With her I have a very beautiful relationship, it is who I talk about everything and we always gossip.Although I am very nervous I am very illusion to Benidorm and I think it will be a very cool opportunity.

Do you know the other finalists? - Yes.There is a great musical variety.We get along really good.They are great artists.I am the smallest and I notice a great affection of all of them.

Where does that powerful voice come from when it comes to singing? - My grandfather was a famous Colombian sports and politician narrator, Édgar José Perea.I had a powerful voice.My father was born in Barcelona, he is a hotel deputy director, and my mother, a native of Colombia, works in offices.My brother has just finished the journalism career, none has anything to do with music, but they have always supported me and encouraged to continue singing, because they know that this is something that makes me happy.

His popularity began after being a finalist in ‘La Voz Kids’, five years ago.How did your life change? - That was a boom.My life changed completely.I had no idea of the impact that TV had until that moment.There I grew up preparing my voice and people recognized me down the street.It was a very beautiful experience, but I don't think that in the future I go to any other musical contest, now I prepare for my career as an artist.

Since childhood I was clear that I wanted to be an artist? - Well, when I went to Cala Millor's school he wanted to be a child teacher.I liked to dance flamenco and one day, with nine years, those of the dance academy went to a karaoke, I liked it and encouraged me to continue singing.With 12 years they introduced me to the Petits program, from IB3 Televisión, where I was also a finalist, and that experience helped me move on stage.Then I acted in Porto Pi Pi Centro shopping and the fan, and at some festivities in Sant Sebastià, in the Plaza de España.A few years ago I met Juan Ewan, a former motherist from El Dream of Morpheus, and it was he who helped me throw my first single.

In the world of music, what is your dream? - My favorite artist, since childhood, is Beyoncé and I would like to fill stadiums like her.I aspire to be a great singer and that people enjoy and have a good time with my songs.

Have you composed a song? - Yes, several, but I will confess that nobody has seen them.They are in a hypersecreto drawer.Maybe in the future I use them.I play the piano and now I am focused on training musically and learning from each experience.

In his suitcases, bound for Benidorm, does he wear a lucky garment or amulet? - I wear a lot of clothes, makeup things, etc.., but no amulet.In the voice Kids I wore slopes that gave me luck, but I lost them.Maybe I would have to look for an amulet for these moments, I don't know.

Do you think about making the leap into the peninsula and leaving Mallorca? - Yes, I think I already have to go to Madrid to start new experiences and grow professionally.Amo Mallorca and is the best place in the world, but I like to travel and meet other places.

Is it active in social networks? - I am a lot of Instagram, where at first published covers (musical versions).One of the things I like about this social network is to be able to talk to the followers.The truth is that I would have to put me with Tiktok.

How has he prepared? - Since I knew I was among the finalists of Benidorm Fest I put my batteries.I really like to go to the gym, but I confess that I swell from chocolate and that like everything.In addition, I like the kitchen and I am not bad.

What can ahead of your speech next Thursday at Benidorm Fest? - I can't reveal or how I'm going to be dressed.But I do advance that I have worked with the choreographer Vicky Gómez, of programs such as Operation Triunfo, dancing with the stars and numerous musicals, with a staging with which I promise to keep the audience attached to the screen.