When I don't know who I am is the Amaia's second album and one of the key works of the contemporary Spanish pop. Produced with Alizzz, the album explores love, doubt and nostalgia with luminous pop arrangements and a warm and crystalline voice that signs the artist's identity. Among the essential themes are “My treat”, the folkloric “Yamaguchi”, the version of “Saints that I painted for you” (The Planets) and collaborations with Aitana in “The song I don’t want to sing to you” and Rojuu in “I want to but I don’t”.

With straightforward writing and catchy melodies, Amaia combines indie sensibility and modern pop production, shaping an LP that sounds intimate yet expansive, vulnerable yet resounding. Ideal for those looking for vinyl pop in Spanish with its own personality, When I don't know who I am confirms Amaia as a unique voice, capable of moving and surprising with each listen.