Disco Bleu de Nacho Casado

Let’s imagine that it’s the 1970s, that we’re in a bungalow on the Mediterranean coast, that bell-bottoms and blazers are back, that a convertible Mercedes overtakes us and that the sun gently dazzles us. Within this scenario we find Nacho Casado, who returns to sing to love and forgiveness on Disco Bleu, his third album. An album where self-awareness, memories and the present go hand in hand, to mix with that bossa nova and that elegant and characteristic jazz of Nacho Casado, the one that only he knows how to do and that quickly transports us to another era . Now, in Disco Bleu we are going to find a Nacho Casado more crooner than ever, more sincere and direct in his lyrics. Away from fear and pressure, Nacho Casado unfolds without complexes and with ease, giving us a journey of eleven songs that go through euphoria, joy, passion, love, pain and forgiveness. As if it were his particular way of the cross, Nacho Casado is accompanied by exquisite string, bass and percussion arrangements to tell us that life happens, that everything or nothing can happen, that it can be beautiful or ugly, simpler or more complicated, but that at the In the end, what always lasts is love. Nacho Casado reaffirms himself in Disco Bleu as a great storyteller, emanating a timeless, fine and outstanding sound, which manages to take you to a universe from which you do not want to leave or leave.