Contigo

The song Esta noche contigo, with a duration of 4 minutes and 43 seconds, immerses us in the particular way of telling stories of Joaquín Sabina. Born in Úbeda, Jaén, in 1949, this Spanish singer-songwriter and poet has woven a prolific career, releasing fourteen studio albums, in addition to live recordings and compilations. His talent is not limited to his own voice; he has composed for other artists such as Ana Belén and Miguel Ríos, and has shared the stage and recorded duets with figures like Javier Krahe, Alberto Pérez, Joan Manuel Serrat, and the band Viceversa.

Sabina's career also extends to the literary field, with nine books that collect his lyrics and poems, many of them previously published in the weekly magazine *Interviú*. A crucial moment in his personal and artistic life occurred in 2001, when he suffered a cerebral infarction. Although he recovered without notable physical sequelae, this event prompted him to a deep reflection and a period of depression, which led him to a temporary retirement from the stage. After overcoming this stage, he returned with the album Dímelo en la calle in 2002, followed by Alivio de luto in 2005. His most recent solo work, Vinagre y rosas, released on November 17, 2009, demonstrated his continued connection with the public, selling 200,000 copies in just one month.