Dean Llord recording harmonies and backing vocals for Gotita y Yo – The Musical, adding his voice to the songs that also stem from his work as a composer and producer.

Alberto Conde giving voice to Don Alberto during the recording of “Lo Que Nos Da Vida” at Paris Recording Studio. A character begins to come to life behind the microphone.

Gladys Rivera with the book that planted the first seed of Gotita y Yo, present in the studio as that story begins to transform into music and theater.

Eric Maldonado, Alberto Conde, and Dean Llord sharing one of those moments where music, friendship, and purpose meet behind Gotita y Yo – The Musical.

Eric Maldonado, producer and engineer of Gotita y Yo – The Musical, next to the book that inspired this adventure as the story continues to take shape in the studio.

Gladys Rivera and Dean Llord, laughing, just before going in to record voices for Gotita y Yo – The Musical.

A look at the auditions for Gotita y Yo – The Musical at Rising Sun Studios, when the stage was still a dream taking shape.

Gladys Riera in the studio, recording the songs that are slowly beginning to give voice and life to Gotita.

John Seda preparing the guitar for “Mientras Estoy Aquí”, adding his sound to one of the songs from Gotita y Yo – The Musical.

The book "Cuentos de lo Insignificante" by Radamés Carrión Ortiz, in the middle of the studio where Gotita y Yo begins to find its own voice.

Gladys Riera in the middle of a recording session, giving voice, emotion, and life to Gotita in every song.

Luis Alice in the middle of a percussion session for “Lo Que Nos Da Vida” (What Gives Us Life), recording at Paris Recording Studio. Each rhythm brings Gotita y Yo a little closer to the stage.

Andrew Maldonado in the middle of a recording session, bringing this musical project to life with every beat on the drums.