
Jose "Nano" Torres
Musician and longtime worship leader who has served on worship teams since the 1970s, featured on Polyphonic: Mission After Empire podcast.
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Jul 6, 2026
Donut Shop Conversations
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Imer SantiagoHOST
It was between my academic studies and the passion for music that was growing within me.

Jose "Nano" TorresGUEST
I, I remember he studied a lot, and I didn't wanna try to get in his way of that And I don't know if that bothered him a little bit as parents too.

Jose "Nano" TorresGUEST
If your parents, you know, they want you to succeed, they don't see music like the parent, but we, you know, we have a different sight for music than the parents.

Jose "Nano" TorresGUEST
Parents, they want, they want you to get straight A's and big success and make a lot of money and, but which is good.

Imer SantiagoHOST
We are still in touch, that kind of thing, but they definitely didn't see what you and I were seeing.

Jose "Nano" TorresGUEST
There's always a price to pay to, to achieve something, whether it's academically or musically.