Romàn Santos Unveils Haunting Single "Wants To Find Someone"

Roman Santos
Romàn Santos takes on a seductive and romantic musical journey with his new single “I Want To Find Someone”, released on January 3rd. The young singer clearly has the talent to make you feel comfortable through his captivating vocal tone, and the haunting notes that drip out of his rhymes. Indeed, the song is a brilliant ballad incorporating contemporary R&B, Vallenato, a bit of bachata and Jazz. It clear that even though, the lyrics blends english and Spanish, the sonorities and melodies sources from Spanish culture. Indeed, the song truly oozes exoticism and it’ll definitely relax you this weekend. Stream below
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