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The sound of the bandoneon immediately evokes Buenos Aires and the tunes of tango. But behind this imaginary, the instrument never ceases to reinvent itself. Performer and composer, Louise Jallu tells how he frees himself from his traditions, until the Conservatory of Gennevilliers, where she teaches.
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The sound of the bandoneon immediately evokes Buenos Aires and the tunes of tango. But behind this imaginary, the instrument never ceases to reinvent itself. Performer and composer, Louise Jallu tells how he frees himself from his traditions, until the Conservatory of Gennevilliers, where she teaches.