Sebastián Yatra takes a break from Instagram

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Colombian interpreter Sebastián Yatra archived all his publications on the social network Instagram, in which he has more than 25 million followers, and left the message “Goodbye for now”, making it a trend on social networks.

The message was accompanied by a video and two black and white images, one of him in a car and the second of a city.

Media reported that it could be a disruption of social networks, especially due to the recent death of his friend, Ecuadorian presenter Efraín Ruales.

Before Sebastian Yatra deleted his publications, he made a video dedicated to Efraín: “Brother, it breaks my soul to see you go. You didn’t deserve to leave so soon. I will always remember you as a person full of light, one of the first to open doors for me when I first started. Always with that authenticity at heart and the desire that we all do well. You will really be missed, buddy, ”wrote the 26-year-old singer.

Among his direct projects, Yatra will premiere on February 12 along with the streaming platform Disney +, which arrived in Latin America only in November, the talent show Connect and sing.

The contest, directed by the Colombian, will allow 40 children and youth participants to participate at home and virtually. The winner will have the opportunity to record a music video with the artist.

The jury consists of Mario Donn, Kenya Os and Poncho Lizárraga.

February also marks the presentation of the Lo Nuestro Awards, for which he is nominated in seven categories: Lo Nuestro Award Artist of the Year, Artist of the Year – Pop, Song of the Year, Song of the Year – pop, Collaboration van the year pop (you’re the last three before Bonita, who interprets with Juanes); in the case of Song of the Year – pop also competes through It hasn’t stopped raining with Maná and Song of the Year – Urban / pop by TBT, who sings with Manuel Turizo and Rauw Alejandro.

His most recent hit was The Theme Ideal girl, which he performs with Puerto Rican singer Guaynaa, whose video has been viewed more than 140 million times.

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