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Reina Japonesa
by Fernando Milagros

Reina japonesa, no sé dénde estás
sé porque te alejas, porque me haces mal
Si no buscas nada, nada va a pasar
vas de madrugada, todos duermen acá

Despiértame (despiértame)
antes de irte
Despídete (despídete)
no sé si vuelva
otra vez (otra vez x3)

Reina japonesa, dejas la ciudad
sé porque te alejas, porque te hago mal
Ya no busco a nadie en esta ciudad
Reina japonesa, no sé dónde estás

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"Fernando Milagros is the pseudonym that occupies the musician and theatrical designer Fernando Briones for naming his first foray as a solo musical. After forming in 2003 the band Mariamilagros, with whom he recorded a couple of EP's independently, and played in many bars in the town of Santiago, in 2006 decided to start working on simpler songs that moved away from the din of his band. The hot sound of a nylon-string guitar, the basis of almost all the cuts is this, their debut album. Read Full Bio"Fernando Milagros is the pseudonym that occupies the musician and theatrical designer Fernando Briones for naming his first foray as a solo musical. After forming in 2003 the band Mariamilagros, with whom he recorded a couple of EP's independently, and played in many bars in the town of Santiago, in 2006 decided to start working on simpler songs that moved away from the din of his band. The hot sound of a nylon-string guitar, the basis of almost all the cuts is this, their debut album. Holidays in the yard of my home, is the title under which christened their first production. Name that also explains the methodology with which the idea of this album takes shape. Pure and direct lyrics, FM leaves behind the complex [...]. Songs that come gradually to the ear, acoustic and without further embellishments, FM manages to approach the folk without trying anything else more to do songs."

"A native of simple and acoustic sounds, attached to the legacy of Cash and with shades of Iron & Wine or BRMC. He sometime "manages to be intimate, sometimes even autobiographical and project images that take us back to road trips with tangled hair by the wind, or guide us through our rooms in a sunny afternoon." Daniela Valdes, www.suena.cl

"[From] folk to chamber to warm rock road songs" Andrés Acevedo, mus.cl