Una Vuelta A Ciegas

An immersive experience pressed into memory.
Limited Vinyl Edition — an intimate collector’s release from the Haus of Don Fello.

Welcome to the Haus Of Don Fello!

Welcome to the Haus Of Don Fello!

A journey through memory, desire, and the places we continue to inhabit long after leaving them.

With Una Vuelta a Ciegas en la Casa de la Esquina (Sunset Edition), Don Fello invites listeners into a musical world shaped by Caribbean memory, intimate storytelling, and the lingering warmth of the setting sun.

Moving through Afro-House rhythms, bolero-inspired emotion, Mediterranean and flamenco textures, and the unmistakable warmth of the Caribbean, the album unfolds like a return to a familiar place seen through altered light. Each track becomes another room, memory, or encounter—connected by longing, transformation, sensuality, and the search for what remains after a moment has passed.

The Sunset Edition expands that world with two newly reimagined versions of “La Apuesta” and “Perro de Piedra.” Both songs explore the emotional space between desire and distance: the risks we take for love, the fears that keep us from surrendering to it, and the moment hope begins to immobilize rather than sustain us.

Inspired by the Puerto Rican legend of the Perro de Piedra, “Perro de Piedra” portrays someone standing before the horizon, waiting for a love that will not return. “La Apuesta,” meanwhile, approaches love as an act of emotional risk—a wager made without certainty, but with the knowledge that remaining untouched can carry its own loss.

More than an alternate edition, the Sunset Edition is a closing light cast across the album: warmer, more contemplative, and suspended between what has been lived and what remains imagined.

Move. Feel. Remember.

Move. Feel. Remember.

Haus of Don Fello was born from a family memory and grew into a universe where music, imagery, flavors, scents, and rituals coexist beneath the same roof.

In these pages, Ed Martin opens the doors of the Haus to reveal the stories, places, and emotions that shaped its creative language—from childhood journeys through Puerto Rico and the origins of Una vuelta a ciegas a la casa de la esquina to the creation of Don Fello, Amaro, and the symbols that inhabit this visual archive.

Through musical compositions, photographs, cocktails, memories, and AI-assisted creative processes, the book explores the relationship between heritage and contemporary expression, always guided by human intention and decision.

More than documenting a brand, this work preserves a story in constant transformation: a house built from memory and conceived to continue creating.

An invitation to enter, to feel, and to remember.