Cellist Estelle Revaz and harpist Laudine Dard form a striking duo that dives into the Hispanic repertoire with Amor y pasión. By making their instruments converse, they explore works by Piazzolla, Gardel, Cassadó, Granados and Ginastera, blending the cello’s deep voice with the harp’s radiant colours. Tangos, heightened lyricism and popular tunes fuel a programme of passion and virtuosity. Revaz, internationally recognised and active in Swiss cultural and political life, brings intensity and stage presence.

Luca Leone is a Geneva-based artist who moves between music and theatre, blending classical technique with pop influences. He presents a fresh, nocturnal homage to Rome, revisiting statues and myths while reflecting on memory and the past. Accompanied by three musicians, Leone combines poetry, absurdity and humour in contrasting textures where intimate chamber colours meet offbeat staging. The performance creates an immersive, dreamlike atmosphere that shifts between nostalgia and fantasy.

Anaïs Rosso possesses a hypnotic stage presence, combining a pad and guitar with a tenor-tinged voice that blends blues, hiphop and indie pop. Charismatic and elusive, she navigates questions of identity through soulful, vibrant melodies, drawing on influences from the Fugees to Maria Callas, Henri Salvador and Etta James. Alternating between originals and classic covers, her performances are intense and immersive. She presents material from the EP Facing Roses and the single Les Colombes.

Hugo Barriol is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose folk-tinged songs are shaped by long travels. Born in Saint-Étienne, he turned to music after a trip to Australia and honed his craft busking in Paris, winning the Metro Music Awards in 2016. With two albums and a third record now presented live, his deep voice and intimate arrangements invite listeners on a gentle, travel-inspired journey.