Sílvia & Salvador
Salvador Sobral & Sílvia Pérez Cruz- Recordarte
- Ben poca cosa tens
- El corazón por delante
- Hoje já não é tarde
- L'amour reprend ses droits
- Someone To Sing Me To Sleep
- Mudando os ventos
- Muerte chiquita
- Este presente
- Minhas marcas
- Tempus Fugit (Plor per Palestina)
In Sílvia & Salvador, two of the most compelling voices in contemporary music — Sílvia Pérez Cruz and Salvador Sobral — come together for a deeply intimate and timeless collaboration. The album is less a duet and more a musical conversation, where emotion takes precedence over language, genre, or nationality.
Pérez Cruz and Sobral, both known for transcending stylistic boundaries, blend their unique artistic sensibilities into a work of remarkable cohesion. Her voice, ethereal and haunting; his, rich with expressive nuance — together, they create something greater than the sum of their parts. This is not a project driven by trends, but by a shared emotional pulse and an unspoken understanding.
Sílvia & Salvador feels like an intimate conversation set to music. It’s a carefully crafted sonic journey that explores vulnerability, beauty, and emotional truth. Singing in Portuguese, Spanish, Catalan, French, English, and the unspoken language of pure feeling, the two artists build a deeply moving narrative where voice and silence intertwine with grace.
The repertoire is entirely original, composed specifically for the project by a group of songwriters deeply connected to both performers’ creative worlds. Contributors include Jorge Drexler, Luísa Sobral, Dora Morelenbaum, Javier Galiana, Lau Noa, Carlos Montfort, Marco Mezquida, Leo Aldrey and Jenna Thiam firman — each offering songs that feel personal, poetic, and emotionally resonant.
Instrumental accompaniment is provided by a minimalist yet deeply expressive trio: cello (Marta Roma), guitars (Dario Barroso and Sebastià Gris), and occasional touches of banjo and mandolin. Their arrangements are subtle, cinematic, and always in service of the vocal storytelling.
In a world full of noise, Sílvia & Salvador invites us to slow down. To listen, not just with our ears, but with our hearts. It’s an album that doesn’t ask to be categorized — only to be felt.