Jeff Espinoza
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Jeff Espinoza
JEFF ESPINOZA is from Los Angeles, California where he graduated with degrees in Psychology and Ethnic Studies at California State University, Fullerton. He combined his love of music along with his studies and work with autistic children while playing in a number of bands in California. Seeking to perfect his musical knowledge, Jeff studied Composition, Voice, Piano & Music Theory, and Recording Techniques at Orange Coast College and California State University, Fullerton and also attending numerous Recording and Song writing Seminars in Los Angeles.
Jeff studied Bel Canto with Inés de Rivadeneira for ten years to further develop his vocal technique. Jeff arrived in Spain in 1980 with the Californian group “No Justice” and progressively became part of the Spanish musical panorama playing with the legendary “Flying Gallardos” with whom he recorded his first album in Spain.
Later on Jeff became the lead vocalist and lyricist with the Vargas Blues Band, recording three albums (“Madrid to Memphis”, “Blues Latino”, and “Texas Tango”), before forming RED HOUSE with Francisco Simón. Since 1998 they have recorded five Cds (“Red House”, “Hold On”, “Captured Live”, “Rattlesnake Road”, and their latest effort “Chihuahua Boogie”) all received to critical acclaim by the music press of Spain. Jeff has composed and written lyrics to more than 500 songs in diverse styles, and has collaborated with numerous artists such as “Blue Lou” Marini (Blues Brothers), Chris Rea, Junior Wells, Flaco Jimenez, El Gran Wyoming, Lonnie Brooks, Larry Graham, Larry McCray, Preston Shannon, Larry T. Thurston, El Chojin, Double Trouble (Stevie Ray Vaughn), and Gene Taylor (Canned Heat, The Blasters, and The Fabulous Thunderbirds), etc.
JEFF ESPINOZA has recorded hundreds of publicity ads and records, and has also recorded as a voice and dubbing artist with countless films, ads, and documentaries to his credit. He has also recorded for Television, Radio, Cartoons, Documentaries, and Movies such as “Catherine's Grove”, “Malena es un Nombre de Tango”, “Cthulhu Mansion”, “El Rey”, and “Marco Antonio”.
Francisco Simon
FRANCISCO SIMÓN studied Geography and History at the Complutense University, but his passion for the guitar lead him to study Musical Pitch, Harmony, and Music Theory at the School of Creative Music of Madrid on a AIE scholarship. He later studied Composition, and Music Arrangement at the same school. Later he moved to Hollywood, California, where he studied at the prestigious Guitar Institute of Technology where he received the Best Style Award.
Returning to Spain, Simón toured with famous Spanish groups such as Cabaret Pop, Duncan Dhu, and Miguel Rios with whom he recorded several albums including live concerts. Francisco has worked with diverse international artists such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Willie de Ville, Paul Collins, Kevin Ayers, Kenny Neal, Colin James, Bernard Allison, Gene Taylor, Paul Carrack, “Blue Lou” Marini, and Tom Jones.
Well known and respected in the Spanish musical panorama, Simon has also collaborated with great artists such as Antonio Flores, Rosendo, Julián Hernández (Siniestro Total), Raimundo Amador, José Mercé (the last two respected names of Flamenco Music) and many more...
Simón has also been a fixture of television programs such as “La noche se mueve” (Telemadrid-El Gran Wyoming), “El peor programa de la semana” (La 2, directed by Fernando Trueba, Oscar for the best foreign film “Belle Epoque”), “Caiga Quien Caiga” (T5, best show-magazine on Spanish Television), “Furor” (Tele Madrid, FORTA), “La Azotea de Wyoming” (TVE), “Nada X Aquí” (Cuatro), and “No te olvides de la canción” (La Sexta).
Along with Jeff Espinoza he is the composer and co-founder of RED HOUSE, which have edited five Cds since 1998. Francisco also composes soundtracks for movies such as “Cthulhu Mansion” and “El Rey” and music for numerous documentaries along with publicity and corporate productions. He has also composed music for the cartoon series “Marco Antonio”. Lately Simón is a much sought after producer and arranger because of his fine sense of musical structure and knowledge and professionalism with a years of experience behind him which has lead him to participate in the recording of over 40 Cds of different styles.
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Colour
Red House Lyrics
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the world is boring baby
the world is boring baby
Can i call you on way my home
the world is boring baby
the world is boring baby
Here you are at last my dear
you came from nothing like i did (oh)
and we are so alike i thought
(we are so alike oh)
We might be weird
I just don't want you to have big expectations
to this world yeah
Follow your heart
힘겨워서 차가워서 너의 손을
놓진 않아
보여줘 show me your love
세상에 너의 색이 가득하도록
Can i call you on way my home
the world is boring baby
the world is boring baby
Can i call you on way my home
the world is boring baby
the world is boring baby
Can i call you on way my home
the world is boring baby
the world is boring baby
Can i call you on way my home
the world is boring baby
the world is boring baby
Here you are at last my dear
The lyrics of Red House's song "COLOUR" reflect a sense of longing and ennui, with the singer expressing a desire to connect with someone meaningful in a world that they find monotonous and unfulfilling. The repetition of "the world is boring baby" underscores the singer's disillusionment with the world around them, seeking solace and companionship in another individual. The plea to "can I call you on my way home" suggests a yearning for connection and intimacy, as the singer seeks a reprieve from the mundanity of their everyday existence.
The arrival of the beloved figure is portrayed as a moment of relief and joy, with the lyrics emphasizing the similarities and shared experiences between the singer and their companion. The line "Never seen a girl like you / and we are so alike I thought" hints at a profound connection based on mutual understanding and resonance. Despite acknowledging their uniqueness and potential weirdness, the singer hesitates to raise expectations for their relationship, recognizing the harsh realities of the world and the challenges that may lie ahead.
The chorus of the song conveys a sense of protection and commitment, as the singer vows to hold on to their companion's hand through difficult times, refusing to let go even when things get tough. The plea to "show me your love / let your color fill the world" encapsulates a desire for authenticity and emotional depth, urging the beloved to express their true self and bring vibrancy to the singer's otherwise mundane existence. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the singer's longing for connection and meaningful interaction in a world that they perceive as lacking in excitement and fulfillment.
Overall, the lyrics of "COLOUR" by Red House explore themes of longing, connection, and authenticity in the face of a perceived lack of excitement and meaning in the world. The singer's yearning for companionship and genuine connection is palpable throughout the song, as they navigate the complexities of relationships and self-discovery in a world that often feels dull and uninspiring. The repeated refrain of "the world is boring baby" serves as a poignant reminder of the singer's dissatisfaction with their surroundings, contrasting with the moments of joy and connection found in the presence of their beloved figure.
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Written by: On the road, Red house
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Imelda Padilla
I wonder if red is going to make me hot tempered. I was expecting pink but the paint became red.
Hernei Baral
hause with 2 color red black my favorite