New album · 12 songs
Un Día que Resiste
A day at street level. The record moves from the afternoon heat to a final signature through Catalan rumba, cumbia, copla, bolero, guajira, and nueva canción.
A single day on film
Twelve scenes. One day.
The visual series accompanies every song. The album films are in production.
Track by Track
Open a song to hear it and read the lyrics beside its image.
01La TardeHeat remains in the asphalt as watches, windows, and an open hand set the day's first scene.02La CalleMelting ice, counted coins, and a bending cup: the cumbia watches the street's smallest economy.03El TrabajoThe machine keeps moving and covers the cough; metal, orders, and grease beneath the nails hold the record's hardest pulse.04El AlmuerzoA plastic table brings together rice, papers still pending, and an old song cut off before the chorus.05La FamiliaUncounted money, watered soup, and a child's drawing turn the home into a restrained bulería.06El EncuentroTwo acquaintances talk about anything rather than say how they are; their goodbye takes two different streets.07La NocheA sealed envelope, an almost silent television, and a dripping pipe leave the night suspended.08El SilencioRefrigerator, clock, and cold tile: fifty seconds reduce the room to what cannot be put aside.09El SueñoThe same street returns empty and strange; another figure wears the jacket and every step loses its sound.10El DespertarBefore the alarm, a shoelace breaks and the paper from the envelope follows the descent down the stairs.11El CicloThe street repeats its prices, its ice, and its open hand; the return does not change the act of walking on.12La FirmaA name that is not one's own closes the file; the folded copy remains in the pocket.
