That artistic earthquake named Andrés Koi premieres today, April 26, with AIJAG, his first solo album. Behind those initials lies the motto Andrés It's Just a Game. And indeed: the former DVICIO member takes it as if it were a game, although the result is a truly serious matter. Throughout its 13 songs, including the track Eléctrico which is destined to become his figurehead, the Madrid native confirms his evolution towards an internationally reaching sound and directly enters the elite of music made in our country.

This milestone was evident last night during the AIJAG presentation concert. The audience was impressed by the artist's performance on stage, brilliantly showcasing his talent. A triumphant return to the stage, which has left everyone wanting more, eager to once again enjoy the magic of Andrés Koi in future performances.

Probably no other song like ELÉCTRICO captures that childlike spirit that runs through Andrés' veins to create this AIJAG. "What can I do, if I don't want to grow up," he sings in his new song, to bring back a message he already hinted at in El niño que fui ayer and, in some way, in the other songs that have anticipated the release of the new album, such as Buffet, Todo lo que me mata, and La buena vida. As he sang in the latter, "the good life is simpler than I thought." Or, in other words, there's no need to take things too seriously.