Carel Kraayenhof and Juan Pablo Dobal alternate fascinating interpretations of Argentine folklore with their own compositions. In doing so, they manage the change between the sound of a stormy orchestra and the delicate chamber music of Tangos and Milongas effortlessly. Hotel Victoria - a tango that gave its name to this album dates back to 1906 from Feliciano Latasa, the spearhead of a new French jazz generation. Laurent Coulondre was celebrated as "the" discovery in the Jazz category of the French Ministry of Culture. He remains faithful to his new album Gravity Zero. On his keyboard, everything happens at the same time - both hands, both feet, indeed his whole body, are at the service of the music he creates together with his fellow musicians. With their nested grooves, the intention of this music quickly becomes clear: it's about creating it named after the famous Grand Hotel Victoria in Buenos Aires. The legendary place was the meeting place for many artists and musicians who tried their luck in the big city and hoped for their breakthrough. The hotel as a port for traveling musicians. A musical life is a crazy, beautiful life, the life of a "loco lindo"! Record Label: O-Tone Music Style: Jazz