
The Armenian-American heavy metal band, System of a Down, returns tonight to Argentina as part of their "Wake Up! South American Stadium Tour." The band's drummer, John Dolmayan, reflected on various topics in an interview, highlighting the importance of music and his life experiences.
Regarding the possibility of creating new songs, Dolmayan mentioned that if you are satisfied with what you have, then you don't need more. However, he expressed his desire to continue playing music, recalling intense moments from his childhood and the influence it had on his musical career.
Dolmayan also spoke about humility and the protection of women in his Armenian culture, revealing that the idea of auctioning off tickets and lunches with him came after learning about the story of an abused woman. He showed his commitment to this charitable cause and the importance of helping those in need.
The drummer invited Argentine fans to enjoy the show "without expectations" and emphasized that System of a Down is a band of anticipation and reward. Despite the difficulties and challenges throughout his life, Dolmayan continues with passion and dedication to music.
In a lighter tone, he recalled his fascination with Pink Floyd's album "The Wall" and his love for music in general. With a wide range of musical tastes and experiences, Dolmayan continues to inspire through his music and social commitment, demonstrating that music has the power to unite and transform lives.