Discography

It was born on a midsummer night, lying on the sand, when it hit me that some of the stars we were watching no longer exist — and their light is still arriving. Out of that came a love song in a cosmic key: what to do with light that shows up late.

My first rock song, and it's about saying enough. No more settling for almost, for half-truths and part-time affection. Choosing myself, even when it hurts.

A short, quiet song about a moment when nothing happens and yet something settles into place. And you decide that right there is where you want to stay.

A song I wrote for my father when he was no longer here to hear it. It isn't a goodbye. It's saying out loud what I didn't always say in time.

I'd just come off a record of ballads and I felt like going out dancing, and doing it at home. A nu-disco in Valencian about a summer night in Gandia, where the city and a person end up being the same thing.

An album that explores love, memory, and the passage of time through an intimate and emotional perspective.

A song for my mother. Deep down it's just a thank you, the kind that takes years to say out loud.

This isn't a song about disappearing, it's about becoming part of something that keeps existing. Here, dying isn't the opposite of going on.

The title says it already: something that burns but doesn't weigh anything. This is one of those songs where I try to explain why the gentlest thing is sometimes what stays the longest.

This isn't about missing someone who's far away — it's about still loving someone who can't call you back anymore. Here, eternal isn't a figure of speech.

This isn't about carols or snow — it's about one look. All the Christmas this song needs fits inside a hug that isn't ready to let go yet.

Ten pieces that don't take you from one place to another — they take you further in. It's the first full album I dared to think of as a single journey instead of separate songs.

An instrumental piece for floating awake for a while. It doesn't ask you to follow along, just to let yourself drift.

My first release, and it's instrumental on purpose. I didn't want to tell anything yet, just leave a bit of calm for whoever needs it.