Jordi Maranges, the singer and leader of El Diablo en el Ojo (1998-2003; Primeros Pasitos) and El Piano ardiendo now oscillates, in his solo project, between the elegance of Sufjan Stevens and the baroque style of Rufus Wainwright With a Mediterranean touch.

The singer began writing songs on his own as Jordi Maranges, put together a band and soon recorded an album, El baile de los cangrejos (2010), an existential journal with neoromantic and baroque touches that was played in the program Siglo XXI of Radio 3. One of the songs on the album was chosen as theme music of a TVE 2 show (and still is). Barcelona and its crazy life left him exhausted, so he flew to Berlin, where he lived a while, coming to collaborate with cabaret singer Cora Frost, an old dream fulfilled.

He returned to Mallorca and, accompanied by new musicians, he recorded the EP Circo del amor and he toured around Spain. Later came his second EP, El Cazador, with the theme of love and the strange inner workings of the heart as protagonists. He also traveled to Greece with the singer Giorgis Christodoulou, with whom he made a series of concerts in the Hellenic country, and others in Spain, with the project Transmediterranean Express.