Hey, it's Oscar. I hope you're doing well. This is my third postcard and as you can see it's from
Madrid. I know last time I said I was going to be in London but I guess I had to change plans.
All right, let me just explain it to you. I did went to London. I actually booked a studio for a
week and was expecting some artists to come write with me but no one came. I've got to be really
honest here and I know it sounds super sad but no, it's just that no one showed up.
So I came back from London without any song because, you know, the idea is to
actually write with people from the country I'm in.
Not alone.
So we were like a few days before having to upload the song and I had an idea.
While I was alone in the studio I started writing something, a little demo. And I was supposed to
go to Madrid a few months later to meet Dani and make a song with her. So I called her and said,
hey, what if I come tomorrow instead and we just finish this song together? And she said, yeah, sure.
Dani, you don't know how much I love you.
So I booked two tickets. For Lucas, my friend who shot all the videos, and me. And we flew to Madrid.
Just like that.
To be honest, this trip was probably one of the best I've ever did. The first day, we sat on the terrace at like 3pm.
And we left at 10?
10?

I think it was the first time Danny and I met, so we had a lot to talk about.
Then some of Danny's friends came and sat with us, then left, then some others came,
and I think I pretty much met almost all of Danny's friends that day.
It's crazy how welcoming she and her friends were.
For example, they almost never spoke Spanish with each other for the whole night,
so that I can understand everything.
That was really nice.
The next day, Danny and I recorded our song, and that was pretty quick.
In one afternoon, we had everything.
The day after that, we shot the music video, and in two days, the postcard was done.
Well, I still had this memo to write, but I had a lot to write about.
I did four parties in three days.
I learned that only tourists actually eat tapas, so I didn't.
I've seen some real people.

I've seen some really pretty girls that I did talk to this time.
I realized that Madrid is actually quite cold during winter,
especially when you don't have hot water in your Airbnb.
And I made a song in Spanish.
I don't know where the next postcard will be or how I'm going to do it.
The only thing I know is that I'll do my very, very best, and we'll see where it takes me.
Thank you, Danny, again, and thank you for listening.
See you next month.
Take care.
Oscar.