TROVADOTRES, Mundo Perdido, Homerecords
Guitar lovers, here's a safe place! A very joyful record, carried by belgian guitarist Louis Henry, who composed and wrote this album with a passion for flamenco. Trovadotres was initially composed by three musicians from Belgium Louis Henry (guitar),Romain Duyckaerts (Percussion) and Marc Renders (Bass). But on this album, they invited a total of a dozen artists to bring their personal inspirations to their music. traveling between guitar, flute, clarinet as well as alto saxophone, singing and even a string quartet… This fresh spirited Flamenco Jazz Quintet will take the listener through various musical paths by bringing together - in an original way - flamenco, jazz, classical and world musics. All of this in a colourful and dynamic way, thanks to their creativity and powerful energy. "Les Frères Barezzi" is a mainly instrumental belgian quartet which was created in Brussels in 2016. In a few words, The Barezzi brothers are playing original compositions mixing various sounds inspired by their travels. Their music is somewhere between world music and progressive music, alternating between acoustic and electric styles. You will certainly notice that they also have a musical universe strongly inspired by Andalusian and Western gypsy music and folklore.
Guests:
Stéphane Mercier: alto saxophone
David Navarro Turres: conductor of the B.P.O (arrangement for string quartet)
TROVADOTRES, Sombra y Luz
This fresh-spirited Flamenco Jazz Quintet will take listeners on a journey through a variety of musical landscapes, blending flamenco, jazz, classical, and world music. A festive, infectious energy and a vibrant, dynamic sound — these are the key ingredients of the album “Sombra y Luz.”
LES FRÈRES BAREZZI, homerecords.be, album release early 2026
Les Frères Barezzi" is a mainly instrumental belgian quartet which was created in Brussels in 2016. In a few words, The Barezzi brothers are playing original compositions mixing various sounds inspired by their travels. Their music is somewhere between world music and progressive music, alternating between acoustic and electric styles. You will certainly notice that they also have a musical universe strongly inspired by Andalusian and Western gypsy music and folklore.
Mestizal,
MESTIZAL , a trio featuring the magnificent double bass of Anaïs Moffarts, the flamenco guitar of Louis Henry and the Afro-Latin percussion of Romain Duyckaerts. Mestizal was born of the encounter between two lovers of flamenco, Latin music and world music. Through personal compositions and arrangements put together by these two accomplices, the music will speak of the sea air, salty spray, journeys and long distant crossings, crossbreeding, dancing foam, smoking plains and swell in the wind. She'll speak of a sky so low that it's humbling, of a sky so gray and full of humidity, right up to the Andean peaks in the colors of the rising sun, passing through the lands of Andalusia tinted by the setting sun.
Composition / Arrangements / Guitar: Louis Henry
Percussion / Arrangements: Romain Duyckaerts
Guest Artists:
Flute / Arrangements: Sergio Harry Haller
Flamenco Dance / Arrangements: Claire Nguyen