We just stopped when it sounded right. The music ranges from lush electroacoustic tapestries driven by live and electronic percussion, to very simple, lyrical pieces - songs without words, really. And there are a number of songs with words too. For those songs Ramos wrote her own texts, in Spanish. Some are spoken, some are actually sung.
Love is a favorite topic, of course.
Sometimes love is really happy, and when I'm happy I sing. Sometimes it's sad, so I use singing or speaking to vary the mood and the emotion of the songs. After a brooding electronic start, it turns into an exuberant dance, propelled by electronic percussion but featuring the classical guitar and harp. She died six years ago and I didn't get a chance to say goodbye. I didn't even know she was dead yet - and she talked to me about flowers and beauty, and she seemed so happy.