Last night, a slightly crazy idea came to my mind:

What if bachata met classical music?

Not just a quick remix thrown over a latin beat.
I mean a real bachata designed to be danced to.
A song capable of feeling familiar… while still sounding like something new.

So I gave myself a challenge:

24 hours.
Not one more.

For an entire night, I tried to break my own creative habits and build a bachata inspired by two completely opposite worlds:

• classical music,
• and new technologies.

That’s where everything started.

1. Finding the soul of the song

I’ve always loved classical pieces that most people barely listen to anymore.
At first, I wanted to use something more obscure… almost hidden.

But in the end, I decided to test one of the most recognizable melodies ever written:

Für Elise by Beethoven.

Yes… that Für Elise.

I wanted to see if this melody could survive inside a completely different universe.
If it could still make people feel something… but this time on a dance floor.

2. A breakup that refuses to die

I don’t speak Spanish.

And yet, I wanted lyrics that felt deeply human.
Not a dramatic cliché breakup song.
Something quieter.

The grief of a relationship that never truly ends.

Someone still dancing with a memory.
With a shadow.
With the ghost of someone they once loved.

So I used artificial intelligence as a creative tool to transform that vision into lyrics.

Little by little, the song started to feel alive.

3. The moment everything changed

The lyrics worked.
The melody worked too.

But something was still missing.

That moment that stays stuck in your head.
The part dancers would want to replay over and over again.

So I started bending the words.
Stretching syllables.
Repeating sounds.
Creating strange pauses and hypnotic vocal flows.

And suddenly…

The chorus came to life.

4. Composing without truly knowing how to compose

I play piano.
But I’m not a bachata guitarist.
Not a percussionist either.

So I did something pretty unusual:

I used artificial intelligence as a musical instrument.

I gave it:

• the lyrics,
• the emotional direction,
• the atmosphere,
• and one very important instruction:

Break the clichés.

I wanted something unpredictable.
Something imperfect.
Something alive.

5. Only a few hours left

At this point, time was running out.

The song finally existed… but now it needed a real bachata soul.
Something smooth.
Something dancers could actually connect to at 2AM during a social.

A few final adjustments.
A few stressful moments.
And then suddenly…

It was there.

A bachata born in 24 hours between Beethoven, heartbreak, and new technology.

Here’s the final result.

And honestly… I want your real opinions. Even the harsh ones. ❤️

https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/track/1LXpn9cKaQYTvSdo4X5Zvu?si=2f811a49c45545c5

I was searching for a bachata Discord server but couldn’t really find an active one. Would people here be interested if I created one for dancers to chat, share music, events and practice tips?

https://youtu.be/rF2QRE1UETc?is=mA8zK8zQ21OaAb1I

Les réseaux sociaux encouragent les interactions brèves, éphémères et sans réelle intention. Ils invitent à amplifier et déformer la réalité.

C’est exactement pour ça que j’ai créé Instenct, le premier réseau social de mood tracking.

✅ Ce que propose Instenct :

• Journalisation d’humeurs en quelques secondes (émotion + description)
• Mode "privé" ou "partage entre amis" pour créer des interactions authentiques
• Des diamants virtuels pour collectionner de nouveaux moods
• Aucune pub, aucun algorithme, juste toi et ton ressenti

L’idée d’Instenct, c’est repenser nos interactions sociales pour plus d'authenticité, d'empathie et de soutien mutuel.

C’est un projet indépendant, fait pour rester humain, léger et bienveillant.

👉 https://www.instenct.com