Paz Del Castillo Spills the Musical Beans with Her Latest Secretos del Corazon

Paz Del Castillo Secretos del Corazon takes listeners back in time to a world where musicianship was showcased through ivory tales rather than over processed pop. Audiences can picture her hands gliding from key to key, like an artist with a brush, Paz creates structures with sound like spring in bloom; delicate yet breathtaking. Music aficionados who spend their time with Betsy Grant and Jim Chappell will not want to stay quiet about Paz Del Castillo Secretos del Corazon.

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"Bolinas" is a soothing piece where the notes trickle in like a light drizzle in the summer months, refreshing of course. It's also a point in which audiences can draw a comparison between Spanish and true music; both may not be understood by all at first, but with enough passion behind them the message is loud and clear.

"Secretos del Corazon" seems to tell a love story, each stroke of a key much like a beat of a lovers heart, beating fast in the beginning like that of a couple holding hands for the first time. The beat slows down as the pair settles down into a routine. But in the end it pulls back up to show they still have chemistry years down the road.

"Cafe Espana" captures a moment at what else, a cafe in Spain. A laid back afternoon with the only care in the world being whether or not to have another cup. So peaceful the sound, it's a delightful surprise the music in the cafe was not over a speaker, but live when the sound of applause is heard.