Cafetín is a project that brings together four tango enthusiasts exploring a 'bien milonguero' repertoire from the Río de La Plata region. Together, they are shaping a new sound for dance and offering an energetic, fine and generous version of orchestral tango for four soloists.

Chloé Bousquet: violin(Cuchicheo, Trio Tikismikis)

Maxime Point: bandoneon(Silencio, Silbando)

Chloë Pfeiffer: piano(Silbando, Dixit)

Dorian Marcel: double bass(Respiro, Dixit)

The musicians of the Cafetín quartet perform regularly at the Festival de Tarbes en Tango, in France and abroad, sharing the stage with many artists from the world of tango and Argentine folklore. For this special evening, they invite singer Brian Chambouleyron.

Brian Chambouleyron

Singer, guitarist and actor, he has travelled the world with his creations. Considered one of the leading figures of the new generation of tango musicians of the 90s, he has taken part in such hugely popular productions as "Glorias Porteñas" (Festival d'Avignon, "Musica" in Strasbourg) and "Patio de Tango" (Théâtre Chaillot, Paris).

Brian has made more than 15 recordings and has received several awards for his work. He performs regularly in Argentina, America and Europe: Festival Toulouse d'Été, Sala Lunario de l'Auditorio Nacional (Mexico), Auditorium Al Parco and Teatro Nazionale di Roma, Festival International de Tango Buenos Aires, Tucson Desert Festival de la Chanson, Harvard University (USA), Festival Lumières (Canada). In France, he has performed at the Théâtre Chaillot, the Festival d'Avignon, the Festival de Tarbes en Tango, the Festival Tangopostale, the Festival Tango par la Côte, the Conservatoire de Lausanne, TempoTango and La Nuit des Idées (an international event organised by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs).