Iluminaba - by Gustavo Gustoken
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"Iluminaba" es una zamba intensa, profunda y desgarradora dónde la luz y la sombra se entrelazan en una historia de amor, perdida y redención. Cada verso es un eco de lo divino y lo humano. Un latido entre la furia y la entrega que se convierte en poesía y música.
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