“Ariadne’s debut album Buscándote harmoniously combines her enchanting vocals and her powerful lyrics, representing an assertive woman’s point of view about love. It is easy to relate to Ariadne’s soulful and romantic songs, and her music represents the next generation of Latin Pop Fusion” “ A Refreshing new sound inspired by this sultry songstress” “Electric rock guitar riffs, hip hop, funk, and R&B beats, even a bit of techno dance here and there. Ariadne’s voice is intense, yet smooth and velvety. The music, although with a style of its own, can remind the listener to artists such as Evanescence.” “This album takes you through every emotion; from anger and despair, to love and tenderness” “Ariadne’s music clearly portrays her many musical influences in English, Spanish, and world music. Her flavor trespasses all languages” BUSCANDOTE is an eclectic pop rock song with industrial beats and drive. It is sung in Spanish, but language is not a barrier, as the music and Ariadne’s interpretation takes the listener into another musical dimension. “Buscándote” (In search of you) is a song anyone can relate to. All of us are or have been in search of that person to love, that true love. Ariadne sings of this quest looking for love in the tiniest grain of sand, amongst the trees in the forest, amongst the people of a busy city street, and even in the mountains of Tibet. “¿Dónde te encuentro?” (Where do I find you?), The quest for true love will not end until this person is found, as she has seen him in her dreams… BUSCANDOTE es un tema ecléctico pop rock con ritmos industriales. La canción rompe las barreras del idioma, ya que su música e interpretación te transporta hacia otra dimensión musical. El tema habla de la interminable búsqueda por la persona amada, aunque hasta ahora permanece desconocida. “Buscándote” en los granos de arena del mar, en los arboles del campo, alrededor de la gente en una gran ciudad, y hasta en las montañas del Tíbet. Esta búsqueda no terminara hasta encontrar a esa persona , a la cual en sueños se ha descubierto…