Dario Peña has conjured up all sorts of evocative mystery and magic – and proper Iberian-style surrealism – for Christina Rosenvinge’s unusual and idiosyncratic song La Tejedora (which means "the weaver" in Spanish.) 

It sees Rosenvinge in a desolate valley, peeking into a warehouse lit in vivid scarlet red and neon green, revealing a cloaked figure. It's an intruiging scene, piquing our curiosity as well that of our protagonist, who discovers (and eventually steals) a massive and gnarly egg which was hanging from the ceiling...