Anabel Conde's impressive performance in Eurovision 1995 launched her career to stardom aged 19. Since then, no other Spanish performer has managed to beat Anabel's second place at the song contest. Following the successful release of her compilation album 'Toda una mujer', Anabel Conde is back to display her amazing vocal range in the first of a series of UK-produced tracks. Will 'Ven y salvame' tempt her to return to the Eurovision stage? Her huge fan base across Europe will certainly hope so! Spanish born, eclectic composer Rafael de Alba has lived in the UK since 1991. A true Eurovision fan, he has written songs for televised national finals ('El Sol Brillara', 2011, performed by Auryn; 'The Point Of No Return', Switzerland 2012, performed by Melissa). As a singer songwriter, Rafael recently released 'En Sueno', a collection of eleven dreamlike, nostalgic songs. His aim this year is to help place Anabel Conde at the forefront of the pop music scene. Once more, James Hurr & Hugcaro joined forces remixing 'Ven y salvame'