Saturday 30 January, 19:30

Carmina Latina

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Directed by Leonardo García-Alarcón, Carmina Latina explores Iberian baroque and its transatlantic dialogues, tracing polyphonic currents from Spain and Portugal to the Americas. Soloists Mariana Flores, Leandro Marziotte, Valerio Contaldo and Matteo Bellotto bring sacred repertoire to life, from liturgical settings adapted into indigenous languages to vivid villancicos. The program mixes restrained devotion with rhythmic verve and spirited ensemble singing, offering a richly textured portrait of musical exchange and devotional intensity in the early modern world.

Avenue de Miremont 46,
1206 Genève
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