released on September 9 that year, with videos for the singles "Dream Catcher" and "Endless Sleep" released. Other works In 2011 she contributed to the Austrian power metal band Serenity's album Death & Legacy, singing the songs "The Chevalier" and "Prayer". She is also featured the video "The Chevalier". In 2014, she collaborated with several other bands such as the Spanish Metal band Diabulus in Musica, for whom she sang the song "Furia de Libertad" for their album Argia. For the Greek Symphonic Metal band Enemy of Reality, she was featured in the song "Needle Bites" and its music video, from their album Rejected Gods. She performed live with German/Norwegian symphonic metal band Leaves' Eyes at their 10th anniversary show in Wieze, Belgium. Ailyn Giménez is mentioned in the Dutch metal band The Gentle Storm's album The Diary booklet for useful advice she gave regarding the band's "Shores of India" music video. In 2015, Ailyn's participation on the new album of the metal opera Melted Space was announced. In 2017, Ailyn announced her collaboration with Italian metal band Secret Rule: she will be featured on their upcoming album The Key to the World and music video. She also hinted there are some more collaborations to be announced. She also is composing her solo music, but doesn't want to rush this process. Personal life Ailyn has heterochromia iridis, her right eye is brown, her left one is green. She has Type 1 diabetes since the age of 7 and has struggled with depression. She currently lives in Norway. Discography Her Chariot Awaits Studio albums: Her Chariot Awaits (2020) Sirenia Studio albums: The 13th Floor (2009) The Enigma of Life (2011) Perils of the Deep Blue (2013) The Seventh Life Path (2015) Lunarian Studio albums: Burn the Beauty (2022) References External links Ailyn's Official Facebook page 1982 births Musicians from Catalonia English-language singers from Spain Women heavy metal singers Living people People from Barcelona Spanish sopranos Spanish expatriates in Norway Spanish women pop singers 21st-century Spanish singers 21st-century Spanish women singers