Wandinha’s actress and the latest horror franchise films reveals one of her musical passions, with the right to remember “Suado” show show
Jenna Ortegaactress of Wandinha and the latest horror franchise films Panicis linked to music. During interviews, it usually shares with fans their preferences on the subject.
In 2023, for example, she quoted in an interview with NME who was living a “phase Daft Punk“, referring to the French duo of electronic music.
At the moment, however, Jenna’s greatest passion is an experimental hip hop group: Death Grips. In a chat with the magazine’s YouTube channel Vogue (via NME), the actress revealed to be obsessed with them:
“I love the Death Grips. At first I thought they had separated, but no. I think they are still together. “
Jenna said she had the opportunity to watch the Californian band live in 2023, England:
“I saw them in London. I think I was photographing for Dior and called my castmate, who played my romantic pair at the time. I was trying to meet him, so I took him to a show from Death Gripsbut I think he didn’t hear Death GripsThen it was very confusing with all that drumstick.
She added, joking:
“It was the most sweaty place I was in my life. But everyone was elegant.”
About Death Grips
THE Death Grips was created in Sacramentcapital of Californiaus United States. The band started in 2010 and has released six studio albums, being Year of the Snitch (2018) the most recent.
The group is considered experimental for adding influences from other styles, such as punk rock, noise, rap and electronic music.
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Source: Rollingstone
Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
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