“Pez en la tierra” is the name of the recent album by the Venezuelan singer-songwriter Gus Medina, which it is already available on all digital platforms.

Broad experience, in which he devoted himself to the musical direction and composition of projects for groups such as Cosaspasarán (also from Venezuela), Medina now presents a work that travels through different scenes, landscapes, experiences and feelings.

Previously, Medina knew how to collaborate with the Venezuelan guitarist Laura Guevara, Pepperland, Caracas Sincrónica and the Latin Grammy winner 2019 Miguel Siso.

For this solo stage, the musician anticipated his brand new work with two singles: "Lengua de miel" and the ballad "Elevado".

Currently resident in the Dominican Republic, Medina points out that the name of this album comes from "a metaphor that reflects the feeling of living a reality that you do not want to live".

"Fish on earth" is a plate made up of 14 melodies that explore different sounds and genres, like the Afro-Caribbean and Venezuelan, to rock and pop.

The album was recorded independently and had its origin in Caracas, and then continue its realization in Samaná and Santo Domingo.