“Over the years, maturity and freedom have widened Benet Casablancas’s musical world; they have made his statements stronger; the double statement of both expressive rigour and self-introspection, and also the pleasant statement of almost all musical composition possibilities enhanced by a connection that is constant but also more and more subtly related to other arts.
I think that an artist is defined by their ability to examine the richness of every specific form, the particular challenge that their own codes create for invention. Baudelaire maximizes the expressive possibilities of Alexandrine verse and French sonnet but —while he shows the same mastery with which he seizes that enclosed form— he experiments with the new freedom of prose poems, the measured and compulsory space of newspaper writing.

When Cervantes wrote “Novelas Ejemplares”, he used aesthetic resources and worked with completely different materials from those he used when writing The Quixote: As well as Joyce, he knows how to be brief but at the same time, he knows how to be exaggerated.”