Sil Faley

what a voice my gentlemen what a timbre

Have you ever been enchanted by the song "Eu Amo Tú" by Silfarley the King of Seresta, Big Jhow Beat? Which instrument stood out the most for you? Share your opinion in the comments with #DescobrindoMúsica

My God

too much, man! I haven't been able to stop listening since I found out. I love how lively the rhythm is and makes me want to dance non-stop. The lyrics are very well written and I identify with some situations that the song describes. Definitely one of my favorites!

This sound is really good! The lyrics are very poetic and the dance doesn't leave you standing still I feel inspired listening to this song

Man, this song is so daora! Every time I listen to it, I remember my first kiss haha The rhythm is super contagious, impossible to stand still!

this song has a very lively and contagious footprint, impossible not to go dancing around the house. The lyrics talk about enjoying life and enjoying the moment, everything we need in difficult times. The voice is super immersive and makes me feel good automatically, even without understanding it properly

face, surreal! She has such a hot vibe and the lyrics are really deep, you know? Whenever I listen, I feel transported to another world. And the rhythm is so contagious that I can't hear it just once. All I know is that this track keeps playing in my head all day long.

Man, I don't even know how to explain what this song is doing to me. All I know is that I've been listening in a loop for hours and I never get tired. The lyrics stick to my head in a way, the melody is engaging and the arrangement is amazing. It's hard to deal with this musical addiction! But seriously, I'm starting to recommend p tds

too much! I love the way the instruments complement each other and the beats are addictive. The lyrics are deep and make me travel. When I listen, the world's concerns seem to disappear and I simply allow myself to dance. It's a perfect mix of rhythms and emotions!

Listening to this song, I remembered the time I forgot the keys inside the house and had to jump over the wall I was looking like a ninja, only silence

Have you ever heard the song "La Mour" by Silfarley the King of Seresta? I would like to know if you enjoyed the instrumentation of the song and what was your favorite part. Have you put it on your playlist yet? Tell us in the comments and participate in #DecobrindoMúsica 💬