Once upon a time there was a boy named Ramón. When Ramón was very young his father would sing him to sleep with the aid of an old acoustic guitar. When Ramón couldn't sleep his grandmother would give him a glass of warm milk and whisper soft Spanish lullabies in his ear. In the mornings when Ramón would want to sit and watch cartoons, his mother would sometimes suggest instead a musical like The Sound of Music, Singing in the Rain, An American in Paris, or Oliver Twist, and Ramón would fall asleep. Sometimes they would watch cartoons like Pinocchio or Snow White, but he would still fall asleep. Ramón seemed to fall asleep whenever he listened to music. This, my dear little friend, was not because Ramón was bored by music. Ramón loved music. It was in his bones. It cried from his mouth and beat in his heart. See, Ramón fell asleep whenever he listened to music because he loved to dream too. He would dream of the songs that filled his head, and dream of the sights that paired with them. He would dream of far off places, and painted landscapes, and fun adventures, but music would always be there, in the background, off in the distance, creating the feelings that made life beautiful to him.

As Ramón got older he learned how to make his own music. He began to travel, and his dreams came true. Now he was helping create that feeling off in the background. That feeling that makes life beautiful to him.

Ramón Vicente Alarcón was born on February 17, 1984 in Kingman, AZ. As a gift, he received a little handmade guitar from Mexico when he was an infant. At the age of 9 he began to learn how to play songs, and at the age of 11 he began writing his own. After playing in several bands, Ramón started working on a project where he would tell a story. This project he named after his grandmother, Ramona Córdova, and the story he named The Boy Who Floated Freely. A story that very well could have been a dream Ramón once had. A story filled with gypsies, magic, love and adventure. A story that just might become the backdrop to some of your greatest adventures.