Ten years after their first album on b-records dedicated to Schubert’s Winterreise, Nahuel di Pierro and Alphonse Cemin return with a more intimate programme, born from the intersection of their respective curiosities. From Debussy’s Trois Ballades de Franois Villon to Piazzolla and Borges’ Cuatro Canciones Portenas, they weave together the threads of France and Argentina’s shared heritage, exploring the marginal figures of Buenos Aires who feed the imagination of tango and milonga, alongside Ravel’s musical adaptation of Don Quixote. An epic journey across genres and continents, performed by two passionate interpreters of sung poetry.

Tracklist:

1. Deux Pomes de Paul Verlaine Op. 9,-Un Grand Sommeil Noir
2. Deux Pomes de Paul Verlaine Op. 9,-La Lune Blanche
3. Trois Ballades de Franois Villon-Ballade de Villon A S’amye
4. Trois Ballades de Franois Villon-Ballade Que Villon Feit A la Requeste de Sa Mre Po