Lágrimas from La carta by Oscar Avila

Every morning on January 6th, Three Kings' Day, the little girl woke up happy because she knew she was going to play with all the toys the Three Kings had brought for their friends, but she was also sad because they hadn't brought her anything. "What did you do to get the Three Kings to bring you presents?" the little girl asked. "You have to write a letter so they know what to bring you." "But I don't know how to write," the little girl replied indignantly.

Oscar Avila is a pianist and composer who blends the delicacy of the piano with musical poetry. Inspired by neoclassical, romantic, and minimalist styles, his pieces convey deep emotions through evocative melodies and simple harmonies.
Influenced by composers like Chopin and Ludovico Einaudi, his music invites introspection and emotional discovery.
Each note is a verse, and each pause, a sigh.