"From oblivion comes a smile" could be the literal translation from the title of my first music album "Del olvido, la sonrisa".

This is a personal experience I wanted to try from a long time ago and now finally it could be completed and released (the tracks are pretty complicate to write, compose, record and arrange).

It mixes many styles: chill out, rock, ballad, classical music, ancient choirs, newage, a little bit of electronic and tribal... and also poetry. 

I´ve just uploaded the nine tracks that complete the album here for free and I hope you find it interesting or at least you get a little bit relaxed from the working day (I´ve played the tracks many times in order to sleep or to make sleep and I always complete the goal).

Behind the album there´s the arranger and producer Dannyels Valkfanien, a real choir, and the voices of María Cebrián and Carlos G (which in Llagas did the voice of the monster, as a fun fact).

I was thinking on translating the texts of the songs but I think the magic gets lost so I´ll just translate the titles in order for you to get closer to the music but if you want to 100% understand them... I´d recommend you to learn spanish XD

1- Que mueran las cosas/Let the things die

2 - Entre tú y yo / Between you and me

3 - Weg / Path 

4 - Réquiem por una flor / Réquiem for a flower

5 - Esperanza / Hope

6 - Nadie / Nobody

7 - Si le quisieras / If you loved him

8 - Una lágrima / A tear

9 - Impulso / Impulse

I´ve also chosen images from my works to give some clues about the topic of the songs.

Also created a playlist with all of them together here:

http://www.filmannex.com/webtv/mangelfont/c/music-album-del-olvido-la-sonrisa

 

Thanks and sorry for being almost out of FA but I´m in a very busy moment right now. Little by little I´ll be more active.