Rodolfo Correa
Rodolfo Correa is a Spanish singer-songwriter from Madrid who began making music in the mid-2000s. His debut album 'Invisible' came out in 2005, featuring the...
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Rodolfo Correa is a Spanish singer-songwriter from Madrid who began making music in the mid-2000s. His debut album 'Invisible' came out in 2005, featuring the title track that became his most recognized song. He followed it with albums like 'Sueños de Papel' in 2008 and 'La Luna y el Mar' in 2012.
His music draws from Spanish folk and flamenco traditions, built around his voice and guitar work. The song 'Invisivel' reflects his style of introspective lyrics and melodic arrangements that found listeners in Spain and Latin America. He has worked with musicians including Pablo Martín on guitar and backing vocals, and Miguel Marín on bass.
Correa continued releasing albums through the 2010s with 'El Viaje' in 2016 and 'La Voz del Silencio' in 2019. His straightforward approach to songwriting, without much studio polish or production flash, gives his recordings a direct, personal quality.
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