Alright, listen up. Every once in a while, a track crosses my desk that makes me stop mid-sentence and just… feel it. “PELOGRAFIA” by Carlos Ucedda is exactly that kind of record.
Now, Carlos isn’t your typical rocker, and that’s exactly why this review matters. He’s blending House, Tecno Disco, Pop, Electronic, and Synthpop into something that defies easy labels—but the spirit? The spirit is pure rock and roll. It’s about being unapologetically yourself, and that’s the whole damn point.
Let’s talk about what’s going on here. “PELOGRAFIA” isn’t just a song—it’s a reflection. Carlos digs deep into childhood memories, specifically a kid realizing he’s different. A dreaming kid. A thoughtful kid. A kid asking big questions about identity and orientation before he even has the words for it. Carlos puts it like this: “Escondido en tu habitación soñando en ser mayor, un alma dulce y sensible soñando soñabas una dulce doble identidad.” (Hidden in your room, dreaming of being older, a sweet and sensitive soul dreaming of a sweet double identity).
That’s heavy stuff. And Carlos wraps it in shimmering synths, operatic vocal flourishes, and a beat that demands movement. He namechecks that “sonido de Simon” influence—that 80s pulse that pulls you back in time while pushing you forward into something futuristic. Add in the glam influence, the bright lights of Drag culture, and you’ve got a track that feels like a glitter bomb going off in the best way possible.
The production was handled with studio professionals who helped coordinate every piece. Carlos recorded with multiple chroma key tones to visually match the theme—attention to detail that most artists don’t bother with.
Carlos Ucedda is building something real here. “PELOGRAFIA” is out now. Play it loud. Play it proud. Let those coloured lights wash over you.