[POTENTIAL LEAD] Under the Stars (First Love)

Notable events:

• Song was found in the online database of SGAE, which comes from Spain and is fully official: https://enlinea.sgae.es/RepertorioOnline/Buscar.aspx?opcion=inicializar

• The copyright owner is Brian Alfonso González, someone I couldn't find any info on, but the name is absolutely from a Spanish speaking country

• The title of the song is not only Under the Stars but also has an alternative title: First Love, something that could also fit the theme of the song

• There are no band names or editors cited, just the one copyright holder

• [PROBLEMATIC] As well as the copyright for the music itself, SGAE also holds the copyright to both the Execution and Reproduction for something they label as "Drama", MAYBE pointing at the fact that its origins may actually come from a small theater act... Which could also excuse the lower production quality ig?

• [IMG 2] There are 24 songs listed under his belt (actually less cause some of them are alternative titles). All of them with SGAE owning the "Drama" copyright and featuring no band names or editors. Most of them are in Spanish with only some of them being in English, pointing towards Spanish being his native language but also knowing how to speak English

• [IMG 3 AND 4] Brian has only shared copyright in three occasions.

15 PESOS (Pesos is a coin used in some parts of Latin America) with Luis Alberto Meneses Cardoso, who's Facebook I managed to find and he's indeed an musician who speaks Spanish. [ACCOUNT WITH NO ACTIVITY SINCE 2021]

EN LA TEMPESTAD (In the storm) with Andrés Nicolás Sena Ferreyra, no info found

ME CANSASTE (you tired me) with Sandra Mabel Acosta Frederico. No info found [THERE'S A COPYRIGHT LABEL FOR "AUDIOVISUAL" IN THIS ONE]

Researching for this specific artist or anything about this specific song is extremely hard and I don't want to hype anyone too much, take everything said here with a grain of salt.

There's a big change that this isn't even the song and that the original song is indeed just lost because it was performed my a small band with no copyright. But you never know how these things could get found.