This is the second release of my new album "Teoría del ruido". It's a manifest about the songwriting process, with a powerful sound and string melodies.

La Torre

A lo humano y lo que invento

A Lo Humano Y Lo Que Invento

This is the first single of my new album, a love song that talks about traveling and seeing the world no matter what!

Teoría del Ruido

Aeropuertos

A spacey pad, guitar strums, and sparse Latin percussion create a mysterious yet light atmosphere. Woodwinds and additional percussion kick in at 0:26 to propel the track into a smooth groove. A short airy breakdown of pan flutes, guitar, and light percus.

Passage to: Latinamerica

Atacama Desert Dreams

A solo acoustic guitar introduces the track. A short break at 0:12 creates space before distant strings join the guitar. A fun and charming groove and guitar melody set the track in motion once again as the track playfully moves forward.

Latin Lounge

A light acoustic guitar and shaker create a carefree atmosphere to introduce the track. A soft pad grows until woodwinds, Latin percussion, and violin enter at 0:23. This lighthearted combination continues until a slight breakdown at 1:11. Strings, winds, percussions.

Latin Memorias

A kalimba and cajon introduce the track playfully. A Latin percussion groove and guitar join at 0:18 as the kalimba continues. A warm flute joins to play an airy melody. This section kicks into a percussive breakdown at 1:02 before the full instrumentation enters.

Grooving Kalimba

A soft, rainy pad introduces the track. A guitar and distant shakers accent this layer as more light percussion enters. At 0:31, a distinctly Latin groove kicks in as a sweet woodwind plays a wandering melody.

Andes Rides

Moure, a Galician surname which in Catalan means "to move", configures the artistic identity of José María Moure, a Chilean / Spanish musician and composer, who travels through folk music, Latin American rhythms, pop and Celtic music. Its sound surrounds the Galician bagpipes, flutes, whistles and acoustic guitar, as an atmospheric background for a poetic voice that takes from tradition, but also escapes from it.

Moure discovered flutes and winds at an early age, coming to the Galician bagpipes through family ties, and from there, to Celtic music. He has a degree in Music from the University of Chile, a Master's degree in Musicology and a doctoral scholarship at the University of Barcelona, where he studies the use and meaning of soundtracks in Chilean cinema.

He collaborates as a composer for the Hollywood music catalog BrandXMusic.

Josemaría Moure