L'Argentine à Sablé

On Saturday, enjoy a screening of the film "Julio y Carol" at the Palace Carnot, followed by an Argentinian barbecue and a Milonga evening at La Casa.

On Sunday, at 5pm, you can enjoy a concert with Pablo: la langue des omoplates, as well as our usual antiblouze.

Film: Julio y Carol
A film by Poll Pebe Pueyrredon and Tobin Dalrymple

The film teaser

Forty years after his death, the great Julio Cortázar remains a celebrated author, a beloved figure in the pantheon of twentieth-century literature. But little is known about his last love affair, with Carol Dunlop - the American expatriate, thirty years his junior, who left her son in Montreal to embark on a fairytale romance with Julio Cortázar during the last years of their lives in Paris.

The authors tell the story of their trip in the summer of 1982, through photos, short stories, letters and poems. The plot is simple: they spent 33 days travelling from Paris to Marseille on the Autoroute du Soleil, stopping at each of the rest areas along the way. Throughout their adventure, the authors call each other by code names: Carol is the Bear (Osita), Julio the Wolf (Lobo), and their most faithful companion is Fafner the Dragon, a gleaming red 1970s camper van that sheltered them on this long and lonely journey.

Concert: La langue des omoplates
Slam + guitar.

The duo formed by rosarinos (as the natives of Rosario, Argentina are known) Pablo De Carlo and Irene Moreno, have chosen the French spring to present their second album: 'Toujours après'.
Two bodies, a lyric of urban poetry, musical virtuosity, a range of moods and themes, guts in motion, a sunny, intimate and piercing concert.

A two-headed beast with the soul of sensitive hip-hop.

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