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A Birchola Trio: Chansons brésiliennes & compositions
38Riv Jazz ClubTue, Sep 8, 2026 · 12:30 AM – 01:30 AM
Overview
Overview
A Birchola Trio — Chansons brésiliennes & compositions is a listed event at 38Riv Jazz Club in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. <p>Tarif en ligne : de 21 à 24 euros<br>Tarif sur place : de 24 à 27 euros.</p>. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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A Birchola Trio brings a blend of bossa nova and samba to the intimate 38Riv Jazz Club in the Marais. The trio—Agathe Francopoulo (vocals), Francesco Cosentini (guitar), and Nils Wekstein (percussion)—offers a personal interpretation of Brazilian classics, from bossa nova to popular samba and contemporary MPB. Their arrangements and original compositions, guided by Agathe's intense and airy voice, range from delicate saudade to infectious rhythms.
The three musicians bring diverse backgrounds: a guitarist versed in Italian and gypsy music, a specialist in Afro-Cuban percussion, and a singer with a lifelong passion for Brazil. The result is a journey through the richness of Brazilian music, performed in a venue dedicated to jazz and improvised music.
📍 38Riv Jazz Club⏱️ 1 hr🎟️ Tickets from Tarif en ligne : de 21 à 24 euros Tarif sur place : de 24 à 27 euros.Bossa novaSambaMPB
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- Reservation recommended.
- Venue is covered.
- Accessibility not specified for reduced mobility, hearing, visual, or mental disabilities.
Frequently asked questions
What is the musical style of A Birchola Trio?
They perform a blend of bossa nova and samba, with original compositions and personal arrangements of Brazilian classics.
Who are the members of the trio?
Agathe Francopoulo (vocals), Francesco Cosentini (guitar), and Nils Wekstein (percussion).
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