Soluna Samay venció contra todo pronóstico en la última edición del Danks Melody Grand Prix con "Should've Known Better", canción con la que representará a Dinamarca en el Festival de Eurovisión 2012.
Nacida en Guatemala hace 21 años, Soluna Samay lleva más de quince añosdedicándose a la música, pero su infancia nada tuvo que ver con la de cualquier niño artista nacido entre los focos de grandes escenarios y curtido a base de interminables horas de ensayo. Todo lo contrario, su vida parece sacada de un guión de una road movie: hija de un músico callejero y una artista polivalente, Soluna creció recorriendo las carreteras de toda Europa en una caravana, acompañando a sus padres en sus actuaciones por todo el continente.
Con 9 años aprendió a tocar la guitarra y con 10 escribió su primera canción. Escucha todo tipo de música sin ningún tipo de discriminación y reconoce que sus influencias van desde los Beatles hasta Britney Spears. Su música, a la que ella misma denomina "Gypsy pop" (pop gitano), se caracteriza por canciones con "letras intuitivas" que reflejan "la angustia, inocencia y esperanza optimista del amor adolescente, llegando directamente al corazón de quien haya estado enamorado alguna vez", tal y como explica la artista en su web oficial.
"Should've Known Better"
Un año después de la publicación de su primer álbum, Soluna Samay ha conseguido su pasaporte a Bakú 2012 con "Should've Known Better", un tema compuesto por Remee y Isam B from Outlandish y producido por Chief 1.
Should've known better
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe you're not gonna change
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe you're not gonna change
I feel like you have two homes
Yet I feel you are homeless
Where we live I feel like a stranger,
When you home I feel even stranger
Yet I feel you are homeless
Where we live I feel like a stranger,
When you home I feel even stranger
I live in no man's land
With no way home like you don't understand
Cuz you so here, you so there, not really anywhere...
She said...
With no way home like you don't understand
Cuz you so here, you so there, not really anywhere...
She said...
Should've known better
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe you're not gonna change
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe you're not gonna change
Feels like I'm always
Living out of my suitcase
What about all the years in between
Just trying to find my place
Living out of my suitcase
What about all the years in between
Just trying to find my place
I live in no man's land
With no way home like you don't understand
Cuz you so here, you so there not really anywhere... She said...
With no way home like you don't understand
Cuz you so here, you so there not really anywhere... She said...
We could've written words on a mountain high
Reminding ourselves to keep climbing, right
Sometimes we have to lose
A part of us to find the truth
Reminding ourselves to keep climbing, right
Sometimes we have to lose
A part of us to find the truth
Nothing more beautiful than the way
You used to breathe me into your lungs and soul
Sometimes we have to say
I'm sorry I cant stay
You used to breathe me into your lungs and soul
Sometimes we have to say
I'm sorry I cant stay
Should've known better
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe it's true
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe it's true
Oooh... Should've known better
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe we're not gonna change
Now I miss you, like Sahara miss the rain
Changing like the weather
Maybe it's true
Maybe we're not gonna change
Should've known better
Should've known better
Should've known better
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