The contemporary folklore duo formed by the musician Silvio Rozzi and the popular singer Camila Soria, presents at GAM their proposal that is rooted in folklore in a fresh and young interpretation of traditional genres from the Andean regions. They say that listening to them is an experience where the landscapes and human experiences are intertwined in the emotion of the song, leaving the deep intimacy and joy of the music of the Andes on the surface.

Camila and Silvio are a Latin American folk duo that, through the guitar, the charango, the bass drum and two voices, perform songs from the traditional Creole repertoire from the intensity and simplicity of the root landscapes.

"Our purpose is to deliver music from the land, its human and natural landscapes. We bring together our audience to share handmade music, from organic sounds and with a look at the roots of our people. We take ancient forms and traditional rhythms to reconnect with our territory and identity," explain the musicians, who have explored Latin American sounds—in particular, Argentine, Bolivian and Chilean—since their beginnings in 2014.

Musicians: Felipe Javier González Romero, Yesenia Solange Cortés Calderón, Daniella Rivera, Patricio Riquelme, Silvio Rossi, Camila Soria and Julian Semler. | Producer: Pablo Mora and Pulette Filla. | Transandina Productions