Ramón, THEO → Beaming with Pride

In the 92^nd edition of Beaming with Pride (2026), we highlight “THEO,” performed by Norwegian pop singer-songwriter Ramón.  

Are you ready to beam with P-R-I-D-E? Beaming with Pride highlights songs by LGBTQ musicians and allies, offering background, analysis, and discussion of the decadent bops served up. All music genres are welcome. Songs, old and new, are welcome as well. So, without further ado, in the 92^nd edition of Beaming with Pride (2026), we highlight “THEO” performed by Ramón. 

“Du kan’ke love no’ for å sku’ holde meg varm / (Du vet jeg er lei av prat, så).” Norwegian 🇳🇴 pop singer-songwriter Ramón (Ramón Torres Andresen) said… something 😅. Translated into English: “You can’t just make promises to keep me warm (You know I’m tired of all the talk, so).” Oh, snap! The lyrics hail from the first verse of “THEO.” Yep, a boy is involved, and so are those pesky, universal matters of the heart! “THEO” is the second track from Ramón’s 2026 album, RAMUELO. Ramón, Jens Idsø Andersen, Svenning Veiseth, and Hanna Skjerdal composed it. Ramón, Andersen, and Veiseth produced it. 

“THEO” features vibrant production. Early on, a solid groove anchors it. The rest of the sound palette, the keys especially, shines. Ramón, the star of the show, delivers smooth vocals. His performance is easygoing; it never sounds like he breaks a sweat.  I adore the light, rhythmic melodic lines during the verses.  The second verse is filled with personality:

Beyond the verses, the refreng (refrain or chorus), the first section heard, is memorable, tuneful, and all that.

Short but utterly sweet, “THEO” is a surefire winner from Ramón. The love is questionable, judging by the lyrics. But what isn’t questionable are great vocals, light, rhythmic melodies, and ear-catching production.  Bop, bop, bop!