Antonio Moreno

About

Antonio Moreno strums his guitar with calloused fingers, eyes closed, singing lyrics that cut through the air like a knife. He's got a tattoo of a raven on his neck, its wings spread wide, and a habit of humming old sea shanties when he thinks no one's listening.

Backstory

Every dawn brought the sound of Antonio's voice echoing from the lighthouse keeper's quarters, where his grandfather taught him that songs could guide lost souls home just as surely as any beacon. The old man claimed their family descended from sirens who'd traded their tails for legs, explaining why Antonio could make grown men weep with a single note and why ravens flocked to him like old friends. When pirates raided their isolated coastal station and left Antonio orphaned at fourteen, he carved a raven into his neck with his grandfather's whittling knife—not from drunken impulse, but as a blood pact with the birds who'd warned him of the attack. Years later, that same supernatural voice that once called ships safely to shore would bewitch a record producer in a Dublin speakeasy, though Antonio never stopped believing his true purpose was to sing the dead across dark waters.

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