About me

Coruña, Spain

I am Fer Ruiz. Argentine composer, singer and guitarist. I studied music and graduated from the Manuel de Falla Superior Conservatory. I am currently living in the north of Spain (Coruña). Knowing different types of music, learning and merging them achieving a communion so that they come to be born as songs is a great motivation. My compositions have a lot to do with Argentine culture and its neighboring countries.

Cultural background

  • Argentina

Project Music

Buscando al Corazon

La inercia de una búsqueda en el intento de evolucionar como especie. Sociedades y culturas creciendo despacio. El individualismo armando cauces paralelos. Formas distintas. Identificación. Nacen caos. Otro tipo de caos. Conflictos y emociones a habitar, un foco a recordar. Velocidad Divina. Todo es perfecto. Velocidad Humana. Todo es ansiedad. El tiempo, y una manera de observarlo. El tiempo, una manera de olvidar. Ir hacía ahí, aproximarse. Dejar y confiar. Es una gran verdad. Nuestra gran verdad

  • Easy Listening
  • Indie Pop
  • World
  • Singer-songwriter
  • Piano
  • Synthesizer
  • Bass guitar
  • Electric guitar
  • Argentina
  • Spain
No quiero que se pierda.

It is a music worked with 3 Spanish musicians from Galicia, an Argentinian, a Chilean and a Puerto Rican. The song tells in its lyrics some events in the history of humanity where we emphasize that we do not want love to be lost in the midst of so much social change.

  • Hip Hop / Rap
  • Jazz
  • Jazz-Pop
  • Neo-Soul
  • World
  • Bass
  • Choir
  • Singer-songwriter
  • Cuatro
  • Electric guitar
  • Drum set
  • Traverse flute
  • Argentina
  • Chile
  • Puerto Rico
  • Spain
TO LIGADO EM VOCE (I'm connected to you)

This is a song in Portuguese. We work on the theme of individual transformation to generate conscious and collective change. So in the lyrics we emphasized a conversation with oneself, with one's own heart, with one's integrity. To then be able to transfer that idea to society. When the song says "I'm connected to you" it refers to the connection with your own heart, soul and spirit.

  • Ambient
  • K-Pop
  • Neo-Soul
  • R&B / Soul
  • World
  • Singer
  • Synthesizer
  • Acoustic guitar
  • Bass guitar
  • Electric guitar
  • Caxixi
  • Drum set
  • Percussion
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Spain
Calles vacías
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  • Award Winner
  • Album Track

Calles vacías intenta reflejar un estado transitorio y conflictivo por el que atraviesa el ser humano que se cuestiona su existencia cuando un desencuentro disuelve su presente. AyB. Se presenta el personaje. Un transeúnte que navega en la ciudad sin alguien que lo escuche. AyB. Presentación de un otro, alguien que refleja un asunto a resolver. Algo a superar. Palabras que saldar. Una historia que sanar. Instrumental. Tiempo. Trabajos internos. Preguntas y respuestas. Siempre tiempo. B. Aceptación. Contradicción. Respirar y evolucionar.

  • Alternative
  • Ambient
  • Fusion
  • Traditional / Folk
  • Background vocals
  • Bass-baritone
  • Singer
  • Singer-songwriter
  • Piano
  • Synthesizer
  • Bass guitar
  • Cello
  • Electric guitar
  • Guitar
  • Viola
  • Violin
  • Drum set
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
Ahí va.

The song talks about people who have a passion and a gift but have not yet used or taken advantage of it. It is inspired by a family member who wants to change his life but is not yet encouraged, there is the conflict. Where you can see the struggle with yourself, the resistance and the mixed emotions. From a musical point of view, the conflict can also be seen in the vocal melody inputs. It never rhythmically enters logical or predictable places. The music is a fusion of different ethnic styles between Argentine, Brazilian and African rhythms.

  • African
  • Brazilian
  • Fusion
  • Traditional / Folk
  • World
  • Singer
  • Vocal ensemble
  • Classical guitar
  • Ukulele
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
Tierra Hermana (Spanish Language)

The song mixes themes about the beauty of the earth, its wonders with the deep pain that she feels for all that she is going through. This song began as a ‘huayno’, a rhythm from the north of Argentina, then it was fused with the African voice (traditional melodies from Cameroon) to give way to Spanish voices and Brazilian dyes with colors of baiao (music from the north of Brazil).

  • African
  • Brazilian
  • Fusion
  • Ritual
  • World
  • Chanting
  • Choir
  • Bass guitar
  • Classical guitar
  • Guitar
  • Bass drum
  • Percussion
  • Alto flute
  • Bass Quenacho
  • Argentina
  • Brazil
  • Cameroon
  • Spain

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