‘Ya no canto tango‘ is the emotional ballad by Francisco Villarroel, offering feelings of melancholy during these upcoming autumn months. Saxophones, piano, and intimate percussion come together to create a captivating jazz sound alongside Villarroel’s somber vocals.
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This song speaks of the solitude that comes with old age, and the lyrics encapsulate the theme perfectly: “Ya no canta tango, en su mirada añeja, siente el sufrimiento, de amores que lo aquejan. Sus manos surcadas, por el soplo del tiempo, en su mente acaricia, a la rubia Mireya.” If you’re seeking solace in a moving song, ‘Ya no canto tango’ is the perfect choice this October.
Hailing from Venezuela, Francisco Villarroel is a celebrated and successful writer. With a distinguished career as a lawyer and author of legal works, including the prestigious General Treaty of Maritime Law, Francisco’s journey into the arts is a testament to his multifaceted talents.
In 2007, Francisco ventured into the realm of fiction and wrote his first novel, ‘Dos otoños en París‘. This captivating literary work later found its cinematic counterpart in 2021 when it was adapted into a film of the same name. Not content with merely writing the novel, Francisco also lent his lyrical prowess to craft the song lyrics for the film’s soundtrack.
As his creative horizons continued to expand, Francisco embarked on a new chapter by bringing his second novel, ‘Tango Bar,’ to life on the big screen, scheduled for release in 2024. Once again, he took on the role of a songwriter, infusing his words with emotion and depth. He also assumed the novel’s character of Edmundo, a forgotten singer who had once graced the heights of fame. Francisco’s storytelling and composition are deeply rooted in his personal experiences, drawing inspiration from the women he has loved and continues to cherish. His artistic journey is a sincere tribute to the complexities of life and love, painted with vivid words and melodies.
Equipped with skill, diligence and talent, it’s not hard to see why Francisco Villarroel is such a promising artist in the Latin space.
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