As a singer-songwriter he has published more than a dozen albums that have led him to nominations for Goya Awards; and to win awards such as Ondas for song of the year for “Contamíname”.
Pedro Guerra is an independent Spanish singer-songwriter, who does not seek to be a spokesperson for his time or a representative artist for a generation. In the mid-nineties he was emerging from a fever of new singer-songwriters.
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Among the performers who nurture their repertoire with compositions by Guerra are Joaquín Sabina, Ana Belén, Victor Manuel, Paloma San Basilio, Martha Sánchez, Alejandra Guzmán, Luis Pastor and Alejandro Filio, among others.
As a singer-songwriter, he has published more than a dozen albums that have led him to nominations for Goya Awards, and to win awards such as Ondas for song of the year for “Contamíname” or the Music Award for best soundtrack for “Mararía.
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In addition, he has shared the stage with emblems of song and poetry such as Luis Eduardo Aute (1943), Ismael Serrano himself or the Uruguayan Jorge Drexler (1964), with whom he has composed the song “Cuídame”.
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“The Journey began two years ago, when producer Pablo Cebrián and I decided to get together, at first, to compose songs and later, to work together on what would be my eighteenth album. We had known each other for a long time, but not as well as we would end up knowing each other from then on ”, says the artist.
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“The connection and understanding that existed from the first moment, paved the way for us to take two years slowly, consciously and dedicatedly to make The Journey . The roadmap was clear: visit those decisive sound universes throughout my career and give them the necessary modern touch; Thus, in El Viaje Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Cuba, the Canary Islands, pop, charango, timple, classical guitar and programming, Cuban tres and electric guitars, drums and drums from the folklore of the Islands coexist. ”, Concludes Pedro Guerra.
“Espejo”, the artist’s third single, prior to his new album. “ Borges tells in The Book of Imaginary Beings , that in another time, the world of mirrors and the world of men were not isolated. Both kingdoms lived in peace until the Yellow Emperor imprisoned the inhabitants of the other side and imposed on them the task of repeating, as in a kind of dream, all the acts of men. One day, however, they will shake off that magical lethargy.” He commented on the single.
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