Who are we?

More than three decades creating music to tell stories

Sonido Violeta was born from the experience and passion of composers Francisco Ruiz Musulén and Luis Elices, two professionals with extensive experience in music, production, and the audiovisual sector.

Francisco Ruiz Musulén

Francisco Ruiz Musulén (Madrid, 1959), known artistically as Paco Musulén, is a Spanish composer, keyboardist, and music producer with a long and distinguished career. He rose to prominence in the 1980s as a co-founder of the Spanish pop group Objetivo Birmania. He collaborated with Nacha Pop, Clónicos, Elegantes, and other iconic groups of the so-called “Movida Madrileña” (Madrid Scene).

He later joined the band Ciudad Jardín, developing a career focused on both songwriting and music production. Over the years, he has worked on various audiovisual projects, especially film and television soundtracks. Among his best-known works are the scores for the films “No respires, el amor está en el aire”, and “Almejas y mejillones”, as well as contributions to the television series “Servir y proteger”.

In the mid-90s, he entered the audiovisual world starting at Tele Madrid, from there he has not stopped working until today, passing through Tele 5, Antena 3, RTVE, and regional channels such as Canal Sur and Televisión de Extremadura.

His career stands out for combining pop music, composition for audiovisual media, and music production, remaining active in different areas of Spanish sound creation since the early eighties.

Luis Elices

Luis Elices (Spain, 1960) is a Spanish composer, guitarist, music producer, and songwriter with a career linked to both 1980s Spanish pop and film and television music. He co-founded the band Objetivo Birmania in 1982, where he played guitar and composed music during its early years. Later, he joined Ciudad Jardín, a project that reunited him with Francisco Ruiz Musulén.

From the 1990s onwards, he focused much of his professional activity on composing for audiovisual productions. Together with Francisco Ruiz Musulén, he developed numerous works for film and television, collaborating on soundtracks such as “No respires, el amor está en el aire”(1999), “Almejas y mejillones”(2000), and the series “Servir y proteger“. He has also participated in other widely broadcast television productions, including “Bandolera“, “Sin identidad”, and “RIS Científica .

As Musulén’s partner in the music studio and production company Sonido Violeta, he has developed a career focused on creating original music, producing, and supervising music for audiovisual projects. His career is distinguished by the combination of experience in popular music and a solid track record as a composer for film and television, making him a regular figure in music production for television and film in Spain.