RaqCandyMusic
Art You Can Hear. Music You Can See
My journey into music started when I was stuck on the final piece of The Story of Oroiña. 
The colors wouldn't flow until the lyrics did. I wrote a song, played it on a loop, and within an hour, the painting finally emerged.
Now, every Orisha and Pataki-inspired work I create is born alongside its own AI-composed, soul-infused track. When you wear the shoes, carry the leather bags, or hang the prints, you aren't just holding art—you’re holding a rhythm.
Listen, look, and find your vibe on the following platforms:
Spotify
YouTube Music
Apple Music
Olorun is Sick and Tired
The sun — Olorun — feels so agitated that the Creator was taking so long to form the world, that he vomits a fiery stone from his belly.
Watercolor and gouache on paper -2026
Water Can't Extinguish All Flames
No amount of water could extinguish the fiery ball that burned at the core of what would be Earth. A heap of dirt was hastily thrown upon it by the Creator in hopes to pacify it.
Watercolor and gouache on paper -2026
Oroíña
In wails and laments, Oroíña doesn't understand how she ended up alone with no escape from her situation. Olorun tries to "fix" the situation by giving her a son, Agayú, to accompany her. Yet she moans and groans to this day.
Watercolor and gouache on paper -2026
Mute by Molten Residue
Oroíña's passion and rage will never extinguish. Her son, Agayú, speaks her rage. Oroíña is the creative powerful force in all of us. Your creations — your "sons" — are the product of your passion and your rage.
Watercolor and gouache on paper -2026
