Inside the recording of Pablo Alborán's symphonic album: “Now I understand songs I wrote when I was 12”
The Málaga native has gone to the legendary Abbey Road studios to record around twenty of his greatest hits with the London Symphony Orchestra. It is also a gift to himself.
Abbey Road Studios in London is a place of great historical significance, where many famous musicians have recorded their music. The Beatles, John Williams, Oasis, Radiohead, and Pink Floyd are among those who have used the studios. Currently, 16 people are gathered in one of the studios, where a song written by a teenager from Málaga is being recorded on a violin made in the 1850s. The song's author is giving instructions to Irish violinist Aoife Ní Bhriain through a microphone.
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