Canciones de amor' contains a selection of songs from the recital recorded live at the Teatro Solis in Montevideo in November 1992. The Uruguayan singer Eduardo Darnauchans was by then already recognized as an artist of singular sensitivity and had established himself as a creator of lyrics and composer. The quality of a studio recording should not be sought in this album: what is of interest here is the exceptional expressive capacity of the performer, accompanied by a band that brings technique but also an understanding of style. In Darnauchans' privileged voice there is a palpitation of interpretative finesse and technical rarities, some of which are unique in Uruguayan popular music: the work on vowels and consonants, the use of vibrato, the musical handling of breathing. Certain versions are true gems, with real intimacy, that mystery of the interpreter that connects directly with the listener: Épica, Cuando escucho una canción de los Beatles (an example of an arrangement that differentiates it from studio versions) and Luna del ciempiés, with dark but magnificent poetics, music that brings together multiple influences and a vocal interpretation that ranges from the finest emission, with the resources mentioned above - and others - to the synthesis of anguish and calm of the final recitative.