Sin ti a mi lado

When you immerse yourself in Sin ti a mi lado, the first sensation is that of a story unfolding with palpable intimacy. The song, part of Ismael Serrano's album La memoria de los peces, seems to be born from the need to cling to memories, to the experiences that define us, as if we were fish with a fleeting memory that needs to anchor itself in the present. The duration, just over four minutes, invites attentive listening, to be carried away by the narrative it constructs.

This work, La memoria de los peces, became a platinum record in Spain, and in it, Ismael Serrano weaves a sonic tapestry where political and social commitment takes on special prominence. The lyrics traverse historical memory, evoking those who suffered repression in difficult moments of Spain's, Argentina's, and Chile's history. It is an album that not only speaks of personal experiences but also looks back to understand the present, inviting reflection on the past and its echoes.