This intrepid vocal and rhythmic quartet invites us on an invigorating trek to the summits. Peaks of the Pyrenees, in the heart of Béarn and all the way to Galicia.
But they're also musical peaks, thanks to the freshness of the polyphonies, their impeccable precision, the beauty of the repertoire, the diverse arrangements for voice and percussion, and the palpable spirit and generosity of this a cappella concert, making it a playful and joyful escapade.
Deploying vibrant energy, the singers blur the lines by taking turns on lead vocals, bass or a high-pitched voice, astonishing the listener who lets themselves be swept along in this whirlwind of harmonies punctuated by the shells, shakers, pandeiro quadrado or daf of a percussionist who's always ready to listen. And there's no need to speak Occitan or Gallego, or even to be familiar with these ancestral songs tinged with improvisation and sometimes electro, as the four musicians guide us, not without a sense of humor, along paths marked out with French cues.
So if you're feeling like dancing, don't worry!
Deploying vibrant energy, the singers blur the lines by taking turns on lead vocals, bass or a high-pitched voice, astonishing the listener who lets themselves be swept along in this whirlwind of harmonies punctuated by the shells, shakers, pandeiro quadrado or daf of a percussionist who's always ready to listen. And there's no need to speak Occitan or Gallego, or even to be familiar with these ancestral songs tinged with improvisation and sometimes electro, as the four musicians guide us, not without a sense of humor, along paths marked out with French cues.
So if you're feeling like dancing, don't worry!
