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What would you tell those people now? The Mexican king of electrocumbia Raymix came out as gay in a video posted to YouTube on June 5.

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In a five-minute video. So, four days before the video went live, I recorded it, edited and scheduled it to go up June 5. Everything seems raymix gay. While on the clip he seems calm, cool and collected, the electrocumbia singer-songwriter says he was feeling anything but that.

Electrocumbia pioneer Raymix (real name: Edmundo Gómez Moreno) took to social media to come out as a gay to his fans opening up for the first time about his sexuality. There are many things happening around the world, but how has quarantine been for you?

My previous team, which whom I began my career, would tell me not to make this public because it would affect ticket sales or my popularity. Everything happens at the right moment. Explore Paulina Rubio Raymix See latest videos, charts and news.

What was going through your mind or how were you feeling days before your video went live? In an interview with BillboardRaymix, who is hunkered down in Mexico City, opened up about the days leading to the release of the video, how his previous management team advised him to not come out his new, current manager is Guillermo Rosas and whether or not he wishes he had come out as a gay man earlier in his career.

We should modernize our music too because cumbia can fall under two categories, urban and regional Mexican, both with heteronormative standards of masculinity. They played a huge role in this. Why not change the game? Why lie or deny anything.

The most important thing is to be happy.

I realized that people have evolved. That way, I would forget about it even existing and just let it go live. I also just wrote some songs with other songwriters at a distance. I think people, of all generations, are more understanding and that makes me happy.

"Raymix lanza 'Llámame', canción autobiográfica que relata cómo fue su primer amor gay" [Raymix launches 'Llámame', autobiographical song that tells the story of his first gay love]. In perfect timing with LGBTQ+ Pride month, the DJ spoke proudly and with a smile in his surprise.

I invite them to evolve like so many other people have. We see the typical macho guys all the time. Here I am, showing the world that we can and should evolve. Only now a gay man.

Raymix comes out as : Back in June, Electrocumbia singer and producer Edmundo Gómez Moreno, better known as Raymix, came out as gay

Nothing has changed. In the video, you mention that there was some people in the industry that recommended you not to come out. Have you been working on new music? I think people will now see that I too struggled with this, had to lie about who I was and it makes me more real and maybe more people will identify with me.

I was nervous and shaking.