The constant work and all the experiences during these years have come together to give shape to this musical project.
Its name is Cryptic Diaries and in its songs I have based many of my personal experiences, offering a lyric in the first person so that the listener is always part of the experience and thus, in this way, can make the song his own in each listening.
The themes of the songs are varied, but almost always allude to situations such as love and heartbreak, emotional dependence, abandonment or the longing for personal wellbeing.
The music is in acoustic format and is always rich in its musical composition.
The conjunction of the harmony of the music together with the melody of the voice, creates a force of attention in the listener at the moment. It is then that the lyrics do their most effective and immersive work and lend the individual to a sense of reflection.
With only two singles released so far, Cryptic Diaries are beginning to pique the listener’s interest. Many more original tracks are already finished and waiting to be released in the studio.
So far they have their first single “Have You Ever Dreamed” released in 2020 and their new release “Pierdo el Norte cuando pienso en ti” released on November 4th 2022.
Music has made me the person I am today and I just want to fight to offer my vision to the whole world. This makes me have the following reflection….
We live in a time when the music industry’s offerings are more about creating great entrepreneurs than transcendent musicians.
Is it possible to go back to the time when music was a channel of impact for our lives?
Is it possible to go back to that music that nourished us with sensations and that we greedily shared with our children to awaken sensations and longings for musical learning?
Is it possible to listen to a song and reflect on it in order to make a change for the better in a situation that befalls us… only time will tell.
In the meantime Cryptic Diaries dares to try by sharing these cryptic diaries, these lyrical messages that do not pretend to be hidden word games, but verses that only some people who have felt the same can understand when listening and with which they can identify.
