Blumhouse Games and Vermila Studios have announced that their upcoming folkloric horror game Crisol: Theater of Idols has officially surpassed 100,000 wishlists on Steam. To mark the occasion, the haunting track from the reveal trailer, “El Enamorado y la Muerte”, is now available to stream on YouTube.
A Song Rooted in Spanish Culture
The track, composed by Xavi Qués with lyrics sung by Celica Soldream, serves as a chilling reflection of Crisol’s eerie world of Tormentosa.
“Crisol has always sought to weave together diverse references from Spanish culture, and its soundtrack is no exception,” said creative director David Tornero. “It needed to be something profoundly Spanish, yet truly unique. That’s why, together with the talented Xavi Qués, I set out to revive pieces of Spanish poetry and reinterpret them as musical compositions that audiences can enjoy today.”
The song reinforces the game’s themes of folklore, faith, and fear, creating a perfect sonic backdrop for the unsettling atmosphere players will face.
More Music to Come
Blumhouse Games has confirmed that more music from their catalogue of upcoming horror titles will be uploaded in the future, giving fans a chance to immerse themselves in the unsettling soundscapes before release.
Demo and Voice Cast Details
First announced earlier this month, Crisol: Theater of Idols is set to launch in 2026 with both English and Spanish voiceover options.
The game’s cast includes:
- AmaLee (One Piece Film: Red, Honkai: Star Rail) as Mediodía (English)
- Luis Bermudez (DC: Dark Legion, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6) as Gabriel (English)
- Henar Hernández (Big Mouth, Oshi No Ko) as Mediodía (Spanish)
- Mario García (Resident Evil 4) as Gabriel (Spanish)
Players can also try out the updated demo on Steam, which now includes full Spanish voiceover alongside English.
Release Information
Crisol: Theater of Idols will launch in 2026 on PC. Fans can wishlist the game on Steam now and experience its haunting demo today.
