Written / Performed / Produced / Mixed / Mastered and Designed by M.Fasol

Somewhat angry with everything and with everybody

Demo de la canción "Soñar" de Arcturo en colaboración con Candela Artacho.

Demo de la canción "Eres Tú" de Arcturo.

Segunda versión no de estudio de la canción "Recuérdame" de Arcturo.

Demo de la canción "Recuérdame", de Arcturo.

First song I composed. Both the music and the lyrics are completely mine.

Walk into my room is a slow ballad with a curious atmosphere. It deals with privacy and subjective experience that people can use to create barriers between themselves and others, desiring privacy even as one desires to invade the privacy of the other.

Pop ballad that takes dark glasses as a symbol of concealment and insincerity between two people, using music previously intended for a tune called 'Down in the market'. Contrasting 'having sex' with 'making love'. The line 'I want to see your eyes but I won't show you mine' indicates the asymmetiric balance of power between two people -even if they love one another.

Pop ballad that takes dark glasses as a symbol of concealment and insincerity between two people, using music previously intended for a tune called 'Down in the market'. Contrasting 'having sex' with 'making love'. The line 'I want to see your eyes but I won't show you mine' indicates the asymmetiric balance of power between two people -even if they love one another.

Pop ballad that takes dark glasses as a symbol of concealment and insincerity between two people, using music previously intended for a tune called 'Down in the market'. Contrasting 'having sex' with 'making love'. The line 'I want to see your eyes but I won't show you mine' indicates the asymmetiric balance of power between two people -even if they love one another.

Bluesrock ballad that contrasts the situations of the poor and of the rich, while the latter complain

A bluesrock ballad that contrasts the lack of choice faced by the poor with the choices of the rich, and the latter's freedom to complain.

A bluesrock ballad that contrasts the lack of choice faced by the poor with the choices of the rich, and the latter's freedom to complain.