El Mar de la Luz

📖 About this album

The album is a bridge between jazz improvisation and the melancholy of flamenco. It was recorded in the Casa de Campo studio, where the sea breeze inspired the melodies. It matters because it showcases the versatility of a guitarist who dares to break conventions.

📝 Our review

The piece ‘Cielos Azules’ demonstrates that jazz can be romantic without losing its complexity. However, the song ‘Noche de Luna’ falls into a too commercial style. Still, the set is an auditory journey that never ceases to surprise.

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