Alejandra Llamas

Indeleble is the 12th album by Mexican pop/rock singer Alejandra Guzmán. The album spawned two singles: "Volverte a Amar" and "Quiero Estar Contigo". Indeleble went Platinum in Mexico, with sales of 100,000 copies. This was released by Norte via Sony BMG Music Mexico.

The High Llamas are a London-based musical group, formed by the Irish guitarist and songwriter Sean O'Hagan after the demise of his group Microdisney. The High Llamas' output (including the eponymous debut album, technically credited to "Sean O'Hagan") showed influences including pre-1950s American pop and folk, Brazilian jazz and bossa nova, film composers of the 1960s, and 1990s European electronic music. O'Hagan's work most frequently included references to Brian Wilson's psychedelic period and/or kitsch lounge revival. Collection includes: 'Beet Maize & Corn' (2003); 'Can Cladders' (2007); 'Talahomi Way' (2011).

The recording of these works by Sebastián Raval fills a gap in our understanding of a composer who has proved elusive
to posthumous fame. Several factors, as arbitrary as they are diverse, seem to have conspired against him: Raval’s unusual
profile, the outcome of his “musical duel” with the composer Achille Falcone, and a musical career unfolding entirely
within Italy.