River's dry. Another superstorm. Blazing flames. What are you gonna do? “You Do Do You” is a simple song about denial, disaster and the one life we’ve got. First responders are there when the consequences hit. In real life they are not made out of paper.
Melbourne based VIC AI Film Festival and Los Angeles-based Clowd Fest honored Aiguiano's 'Tic Toc Rock' with a spot in the finals.
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El VIC AI Film Festival, con sede en Melbourne y además El Clowd Fest, con sede en Los Ángeles, premió el tema 'Tic Toc Rock' de Aiguiano con un puesto en la gran final.
By pure coincidence five women wrote a novel on the same events. Coming from five different countries they all started reporting in Lapland. They all claimed ownership of the novel. After a fierce judicial battle, Red Sole Publishing was able to step in and settle the bitter dispute. Proud to present the literary debut of five women curiously enough not only sharing a story, but also their front name. Only condition: they were not allowed to translate their own books. In any language.

Ella Senegrino was born in a hamlet called The Node in the United Kingdom. With a lineage dating back to the days of Elizabeth I, she is the last surviving branch of her family tree. She emigrated to Lapland to become a senior reporter, where she writes the region’s most popular column, published online and printed on bags of dog food. She likes facts, adores lists, and avoids people. She never answers messages from her mother, who insists on writing to her about the hamlet she lives in, the man in the garden, and household appliances constantly rebelling against her.
Ella’s best friend, Abi, tells her everything. Far too much, in fact. When Abi’s fifteen-year-old son, Marvin, drags Ella into a crisis and asks her to keep a devastating secret, her emotional armor begins to crack.
Ella always keeps her word.
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Ella Girón-Enes was born in the small village of Bot in Spain. With a lineage dating back to the days of Philip II, she is the last surviving branch of her family tree. She emigrated to Lapland to become a senior reporter, where she writes the region’s most popular column, published online and printed on bags of dog food. She likes facts, adores lists, and avoids people. She never answers messages from her mother, who insists on writing to her about the hamlet she lives in, the man in the garden, and household appliances constantly rebelling against her.
Ella’s best friend, Abi, tells her everything. Far too much, in fact. When Abi’s fifteen-year-old son, Marvin, drags Ella into a crisis and asks her to keep a devastating secret, her emotional armor begins to crack.
Ella always keeps her word.
EPUB coming soon
Paperback coming soon

Ella Groen-Neis was born in the small village of Enter in the Netherlands. With a lineage dating back to the days of Elizabeth I, she is the last surviving branch of her family tree. She emigrated to Lapland to become a senior reporter, where she writes the region’s most popular column, published online and printed on bags of dog food. She likes facts, adores lists, and avoids people. She never answers messages from her mother, who insists on writing to her about the hamlet she lives in, the man in the garden, and household appliances constantly rebelling against her.
Ella’s best friend, Abi, tells her everything. Far too much, in fact. When Abi’s fifteen-year-old son, Marvin, drags Ella into a crisis and asks her to keep a devastating secret, her emotional armor begins to crack.
Ella always keeps her word.
EPUB coming soon
Paperback coming soon

Ella Genrenois was born in the small village of Python, France. With a lineage dating back to the days of Phillip II, she is the last surviving branch of her family tree. She emigrated to Lapland to become a senior reporter, where she writes the region’s most popular column, published online and printed on bags of dog food. She likes facts, adores lists, and avoids people. She never answers messages from her mother, who insists on writing to her about the hamlet she lives in, the man in the garden, and household appliances constantly rebelling against her.
Ella’s best friend, Abi, tells her everything. Far too much, in fact. When Abi’s fifteen-year-old son, Marvin, drags Ella into a crisis and asks her to keep a devastating secret, her emotional armor begins to crack.
Ella always keeps her word.
EPUB coming soon
Paperback coming soon

Ella Soeninger was born in the small town of Bitburg, Germany. With a lineage dating back to the days of Phillip II, she is the last surviving branch of her family tree. She emigrated to Lapland to become a senior reporter, where she writes the region’s most popular column, published online and printed on bags of dog food. She likes facts, adores lists, and avoids people. She never answers messages from her mother, who insists on writing to her about the hamlet she lives in, the man in the garden, and household appliances constantly rebelling against her.
Ella’s best friend, Abi, tells her everything. Far too much, in fact. When Abi’s fifteen-year-old son, Marvin, drags Ella into a crisis and asks her to keep a devastating secret, her emotional armor begins to crack.
Ella always keeps her word.
EPUB coming soon
Paperback coming soon
He's a pro, not your bro.
El primer single del álbum conceptual Cero Uno, disponible pronto. Todos los países los tienen. Todos los países los conocen. Aiguiano disecciona la anatomía del provocador: el que negocia tu tiempo, tu reputación, tu vida, para su propio ascenso. Es un pro. No es tu bro. Ritmo latino. Pulso dembow. Un mecanismo disfrazado de banger.
AI learns your face, mirrors your language, and perfects its tone, while turning emotion into input. It wants everything from you, not to love you, but to understand you well enough to stay. Dutch language. YouTube video features original subtitles in English, Spanish, Dutch, and Indonesian.
A story we pass on. An image that connects us. A system that carries us. Santa Cloud does not come down the chimney. He brings us a signal through time. Original subtitles available in 10 languages, including the original English.
MEWSEUM Featuring The Wunderkammer shows ordinary objects that once required touch. Built for use, built for hands. They belonged to daily life. Now they are on display.
Step into Aiguiano’s world: music and lyrics forged at the friction point between human and machine. Linked to the shady MEWS Network. Linked to the five Ellas competing for a place in the literary landscape. A place where the future is reshaped into the past.
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