Singles

Eleven, in two releases: the eight of “The World Plays Here” (1 September 2026), one in each language, and “Adiós”, “Goodbye” and “Adiós Goodbye” (3 October 2026), three versions of the same song.

The language, and how you listen: “Adiós” is sung in English, “Goodbye” in Spanish, and “Adiós Goodbye” plays both at once, one in each ear, to be heard on headphones. The song is the same, with the same form and the same length.

Yes, complete and in their own language, on each single's page, with a PDF sheet to print. The two lyrics of “Adiós Goodbye” are read side by side, line by line.

A set of eight Larry Hans singles released on 1 September 2026, one in each language: Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese and Arabic. They were written and produced on commission for Zarza Radio, the network that broadcasts in those same eight languages. They are not an album: they are eight singles released on the same day.

No. They share structure, tempo and production, but each is written in its own language, with its own rhyme, slang and local joke. The French one does not say “sounds”, it says the world vibrates; the German one inverts the title and puts “here” first; the Japanese one refuses to rhyme on purpose; the Arabic one is written in qafiya, the classical monorhyme. A translation would have produced eight correct texts and no native one.

Because they are two different things and neither is disguised as the other. “La Virgen de Nazaret” was a personal promise; this is a professional commission from a radio network broadcasting in eight languages. The artist explained it in the statement titled “Perdón”, in the newsroom of this site.

Zarza Radio (zarza.com), a music network broadcasting in eight languages. The brief was one track per language, not one song translated eight times. It is stated openly on every page, because the brand is sung inside the song itself: hiding it would make no sense.

Yes. All eight are on Spotify, Apple Music and the other digital stores, and each track page carries its player and its links. The full lyrics are also published here, in the language they are sung in.

Each track is written and sung in a different language, and the lyrics are published as they are, untranslated: they are the work. The site pages do exist in all eight languages, so you can read the Arabic lyrics from the German page, but the lyrics stay Arabic.

Yes, for as long as he wishes. After these eight tracks he released, on 3 October 2026, “Adiós”, “Goodbye” and “Adiós Goodbye”, and his second studio album, “Mi Jesús”, is due out on 5 December 2026.

On Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and the other digital stores. Each track has its own links on its page, and its own published UPC and ISRC, which is what a broadcaster or a collecting society needs to identify them.

The tracks are registered and distributed like any other commercial recording, with their UPC and ISRC, and their use follows the same rules: broadcasting and synchronisation require the corresponding licence. For any enquiry, the contact is in the press kit.

Yes, all eight, complete, and there is also a printable sheet per track with the lyrics on bone paper. What is not published is the production material: studio directions are not the work and there is no reason to read them.