Theme included in the record work Iris, project commissioned by the singer Alícia Calzada in 2009.
A work tailored to its voice with 11 songs in Spanish, texts, music and arrangements created specifically for me and adapted to the timbre and the particularity of the voice of this original singer of Sant Feliu de Guíxols.
A game of words that only works in Spanish, to represent the restlessness of always going fast for life, this disease so widespread among us that it catches us and kills us day by day.
I make reference to a poem by Federico García Lorca that I use in my work Lorca.
I throw my life out the window.

Prey to see me quickly.
Who does not run flies,
Who does not run flies,
If you arrive first you win.
Give him stronger,
If I have seen you I do not remember,
Hurry up in a hurry.
Prey to see me in a hurry.
Run that I see death,
Death you're already coming,
The more I run the closer I see you,
If you arrive before I lose.
Such a hurry,
To get anywhere. Anywhere.
In such a hurry,
In such a hurry,
You will not get anywhere, anywhere.
So hurry so fast for that.
The poet has already said so.
My haste does not obey me.
Who does not run flies,
Who does not run flies,
I throw my life out the window.
Give him stronger,
If I have seen you I do not remember,
Hurry up in a hurry.
Hurry hurry hurry
Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up.
Hurry the hurry.
Pace the hurry, hurry now,
Hurry the hurry or she will catch you.
Hurry up.
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- Voice: Alícia Calzada
- Drums and percussions: Cidon Trindade
- Electric bass: Rai Ferrer
- Piano and keyboards: Paco Viciana