A four-handed creation by Raúl Barboza and Chango Spasiuk, the project Chamamé Yeroki Ñeemboe emphasises the need to testify and convey thanks to music, the history of a land shaped by age-old mixing. Chamamé, music danced and sung, born from ancestral influences between the Guaraní indigenous people and Spanish settlers and the subsequent arrival of waves of migrants from Central Europe in the 20th century, expresses the wealth and beauty of Argentina with unrivalled melancholy and intensity.