For you wandering souls under a lyrical evening, Ramir, the prince of melancholic pop "Opia"
The melancholic suite "Opia" by Ramir is most moving. The pop lyrics set the scene for an impressionistic painting that displays the blue emotions of long evenings. The Texas artist positions himself in an open-hearted production that touches the lonely souls. Ramir shows an altruistic and free philosophy.
He turns to those left behind, the wandering souls, the great children, and the incorrigible dreamers. The essence of the song is inspired by the Opia characteristic: the meeting between two looks full of ambiguity. The fluffy voice and the beautiful rounded melodies are simply full of sincerity. The nostalgic tone of the percussions will accompany you in your secret evening sorrows. Stream below
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