Ismael Serrano has brought together the most emblematic songs of his career in Symphonican album that he has produced and recorded together with his usual musical director, Jacob Sureda, along with 40 musicians in Buenos Aires. The chosen topics are It happens that sometimes, Ana, The call, Come, If the noise were to shut up, Without you by my side, Vertigo, I’ll be there, Shut up and dance, Now that I find you and Dad, tell me again.
The album is a journey through his career, which the artist himself defines as “the same chords, but perhaps being other people. Some old song talks about those trips that bring others dressing our bodies.” “This adventure has something of that. We are the same, but also others. “The result of learning, celebrations and the sorrows experienced: in some way, they all leave scars.”
Symphonic It is a record that looks to the past, but Serrano sets his sights on the future, and makes it clear in the message that accompanies its release: “I hope your journey is like mine, full of shared memories, with the certainty that it is still time to toast, that new verses will come to chase away the vertigo of these uncertain days.”
The album includes a new single, Memorywhich says in one of its stanzas: “Before giving up, we were eternal.” “We write songs to cope with defeat, to try to find some beauty among the rubble, to feel accompanied,” he explained about himself in his social networks. The singer-songwriter will go on tour accompanied by a symphony orchestra starting next February 21, where the tour will begin at the WiZink Center in Madrid.
Symphonic arrives one year later that his tenth and last studio album to date, The song of our lifewhich included everything from an ode to self-love and a few slaps on the wrist both left and right; to reflections on the passage of time and a powerful vindication of the need to know how to win.
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