Una Lengua Infinita releases The Home of Love, a new musical piece created in collaboration with poet Francisco Garzón Céspedes and composer and performer Nafise Amin.
The song is built around a deeply humanist text that reflects on love as a space of care, loyalty and inner integrity. The home of love, the poem suggests, is not an external place, but something to be protected from within each individual.
The music was composed by Nafise Amin, who also performs the piece together with musicians from Iran, some of whom are currently living in exile in Turkey. The production is by Una Lengua Infinita.
Mixing and mastering were handled by Jan Stahlmann, the sound engineer of a Grammy-winning 2026 classical vocal album.
The original Spanish text has been translated into Farsi, reinforcing the intercultural dimension of the project and its intention to build bridges between languages, sensibilities and lived experiences.
The Home of Love is dedicated to the book Gaza Held in Time by Yara Nasser and Tareq
Al-Sourani, recently published in Spanish. In Nafise Amin’s words: “Together with Una Lengua Infinita, we created a song that speaks of love and the longing for a brighter world, free from sorrow. We dedicate this song to the book Gaza Held in Time. There are no words for the suffering of the people of Gaza, but we hope that love can still offer a home.
“Thank you for listening and for standing with us. With this new release, Una Lengua Infinita continues to explore the intersection of music, literature and humanist commitment, understanding art as a space for ethical and emotional resonance.
