Uruguayan singer and songwriter Jorge Drexler, nominated at the 65th Grammy Awards for best Latin Rock or Alternative Album, calls his album "Tinta y Tiempo" (Ink and Time) "full of people, with a big orchestra and many musicians", which the artist says was conceived as an antidote to the "loneliness" of the pandemic. "I don’t really know why, but the isolation of the pandemic made it very difficult for me to compose," Drexler adds. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES