Jungle Farm

Jungle Farm is an album inspired on my trip to Hawaii in 2022. The songs are metaphors that use figures from nature to talk about different realities. There's a little bit of everything, from cacti dancing together in the desert, greedy banyan trees, to butterflies in open relationships, and hippos in peril.

Several of the songs like Tiki Beach Hostel or Time are actually criticism towards some of the injustices that we are living today. Others like Boston Crew or Niña de Alfiler are odes to friendship, youth, and love, sometimes unrequited.

This album is a mixture of animals, plants, emotions and experiences, which lived in first person may seem like a chaotic jungle, but if seen with perspective, it is nothing more than a small farm.

Songs:  Banyan Tree, Cacti, Lady Butterfly, Mezzanine Bungalow, Hippos, Tiki Beach Hostel, Time, Niña de Alfiler, Juanito, Boston Crew, Amber River.

Musicians:  Juanro (drums, percussion), Miguel Flores (bass guitar),  Viaña (guitar, voice), Erica Risti (ukelele, mandolin, piano, saxophone), Dan Moffat (hammond), and Naiel Ibarrola (piano, hammond), Ainhoa Genua (choral voice). Producers: Dan Moffat, Iñigo Escauriaza, and Viaña.

Atlas was my first album, with 6 songs written in Spanish around 2015. I didn't release them until 2021 because they weren't written to be published, but then I thought I had them with me long enough, and it was about time to share. The songs were recorded with Iñigo Escauriaza at the studio "El Submarino Records" of the Basque Country.

Although they only have my voice and guitar, they mean a lot to me. Each of them tells a story that is sometimes inspired by my own life or that of someone close to me at the time.

Songs: Clases de baile,  Aerolíneas, Martín, Tibio, Mario, Troya o nada

Producers: Iñigo Escauriaza, and Viaña.