"Pesadilla de Insomnio" was a piece commissioned by the puertorrican contemporary dance company "Pié-tras-pié".  This piece is an integral part of a performance that includes a projection of a stop-motion picture and a dance.   

Pesadilla de Insomnio

A birth gift. "Adianis" is a little born's Lullaby.

Adianis

"Madre Luna" is a three-movement chamber music piece for Flute and Bassoon.  This piece explores the realms of the mind whilst in an altered state.  This recording was made in a Compositon Department's concert in the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico.  Carlos Torres in flute and Yahaira Nieves in the Bassoon.

Madre Luna

"De Jardines y Riachuelos" is a piano piece.  Composed as a loving gift for Marina Perez, this piece pretends to recreate the flow of water through calmed landscapes.  

De Jardines y Riachuelos

"Raindrops" is a jazz piece written in the "lead sheet" format.  This piece was the main music theme of a short film called "Bésame Nena".  This recording includes a quartet conformed by guitar, bass, drums and trumpet. 

Raindrops

"Counting Sheep" is a piece for piano and electric guitar and is the first single of Yan Carlos Colón's new album.  A nostalgic sonority rules over the entire piece.  

Counting Sheep

"Espiral" or "Spiral" is a more experimental piece of music commissioned by puertorrican dancer and performer Yamillex Montañez.  The performance was put together for a special activity held in the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico under the direction of artist Tony Walker.  The piece represents musically the numeric series of Fibonacci. 

Espiral

"Cauce" or "River Banks" is the opening song for the first album of Yan Carlos Colón called "Pedacitos" or "Little pieces".  This album features a series of electric guitar improvisations.

Cauce

"Hip-hop" is a jam of the former band "Bluma".  "Bluma" featured Maximilian Juliá on drums and Nedy Caraballo on Bass.  Electric guitar and pianos were performed by Yan Carlos Colón.  

Yancarloscolon