Vuelvo A Ti

Morat brings Colombian rock to a place where guitars sound like a dialogue between the past and the present. Vuelvo A Ti is not just another song from Ya Es Mañana, but a bridge between what they were and what they want to be: a track that breathes the essence of the 90s without losing the melody that defines them. Recorded in 3 minutes and 6 seconds, the song holds together with a rhythm that beats like a heart, where each chord seems to tell a story without the need for words. It’s not just a romantic theme; it’s an exercise in sonic honesty, as if the guitar strings had been tuned live, without studio filters.The album that contains it was born from a tour that marked a before and after.

Morat arrived at Movistar Arena with a record that, according to them, is "the child of guitars," a nod to that raw and direct sound that defines them. Before its release, the band shared the material at a unique event, as if the creative process needed to breathe in a space full of people. They weren’t looking to sound like others; they wanted every note to belong to them, and in Vuelvo A Ti they succeeded. The song, with its tight duration, is an example of how less can be more when there’s conviction behind it.