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Roberto Fonseca and Vincent Segal have both stood out for years due to their ability to transcend genres. Their careers are a journey through various musical styles, ranging from contemporary music to electronic, passing through jazz and world music. 

Roberto Fonseca began his career with the Buena Vista Social Club ™ and has never stopped collaborating with artists such as Herbie Hancock, Esperanza Spalding, Ibrahim Maalouf, Fatoumata Diawara, C. Tangana, Damon Albarn, to name just a few. 

Vincent Segal, on the other hand, effortlessly plays with artists from all backgrounds, including Cesaria Evora, Vanessa Paradis, Dick Annegarn, Ballaké Cissoko, Matthieu Chedid, Glenn Ferris, among others. Roberto Fonseca has been nominated for the Grammy Awards, and both he and Segal have received numerous rewards, including the Victoires du Jazz (Vincent Segal) and the Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (Roberto Fonseca). Together they won a Cubadisco Award (2026) for this album, ‘Nuit parisienne à La Havane’.

From the sensual and swaying dances of La Gran Diversion - Roberto’s latest project - he now embarks on a more intimate dialogue:

“This project began with the desire to tell stories and share lived experiences. The classical influence is present, and most of the pieces were worked on in advance, but once in the studio, we allowed ourselves to improvise to capture the moment. It’s a real pleasure to work with Vincent; his way of creating has neither barriers nor limits.”

Their frantic journeys pause for the time of a meeting, as if they were being asked to breathe, to listen, to turn inward, now. 

This project should be listened to in the spirit of Keith Jarrett’s Köln Concert. Close the door, take your time, and let yourself be carried away by the cathartic frequencies of this delicate, spontaneous, and insightful dialogue.