Various Composers - Amor y flores (Marion Vergez-Pascal)

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1. Joaquín Rodrigo - Canción del grumete
2. Manuel de Falla - El Amor Brujo, Act I Scene 2: Canción del fuego fatuo (arr. Timothée Vinour-Motta)
3. Jesus Guridi - 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 1, Allá arriba en aquella montaña
4. Jesus Guridi - 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 2, ¡Sereno!
5. Jesus Guridi - 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 3, Llámale con el pañuelo
6. Jesus Guridi - 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 4, No quiero tus avellanas
7. Jesus Guridi - 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 5, Cómo quieres que adivine
8. Jesus Guridi - 6 Canciones Castellanas: No. 6, Mañanita de San Juan
9. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 1, Anda, jaleo
10. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 2, Los cuatro muleros
11. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 4, Los mozos de Monleón
12. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 5, Las morillas de Jaén
13. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 6, Sevillanas del siglo XVIII
14. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 7, El Café de Chinitas
15. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 8, Nana de Sevilla
16. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 10, Zorongo
17. Federico García Lorca - Canciones españolas antiguas (transcr. Venancio G. Velasco): No. 13, La tarara
18. Asenjo Barbieri Barbieri - El Barberillo de Lavapiés, Op. 56, Act I: Canción de la Paloma
19. Enrique Granados - 12 Tonadillas en estilo antiguo: No. 6, El mirar de la maja (arr. Timothée Vinour-Motta)
20. Xavier Montsalvatge - 5 Canciones negras: No. 1, Cuba dentro de un piano
21. Xavier Montsalvatge - 5 Canciones negras: No. 3, Punto de habanera
22. Xavier Montsalvatge - 5 Canciones negras: No. 4, Canción de cuna para dormir a un negrito
23. Xavier Montsalvatge - 5 Canciones negras: No. 2, Chévere
24. Xavier Montsalvatge - 5 Canciones negras: No. 5, Canto negro
25. Carlos Gardel - Volver

Marion Vergez-Pascal, mezzo-soprano

Héloïse Bertrand-Oleari, piano

Timothée Vinour, guitar

Date: 2026

Label: Mirare

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Marion Vergez-Pascal is a distinguished interpreter of Spanish song, bringing to life the rich cultural diversity of Spain through a repertoire centered on works from the first half of the twentieth century. Her musical journey spans the Iberian Peninsula and extends across the Atlantic to Cuba and Buenos Aires, reflecting the broad influence of Hispanic musical traditions. Blending popular and classical influences, her performances reveal the universal appeal of Spanish song. Infused with the expressive spirit of flamenco and accompanied by piano or guitar, she combines sensuality, depth, and emotional nuance to create interpretations of enduring poetic beauty and resonance.

Named ADAMI’s “Lyrical Revelation” in 2023, Marion Vergez-Pascal is an emerging French mezzo-soprano currently in residence at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, where she works under the mentorship of Sophie Koch. She is set to release her debut album of Spanish songs with the Mirare label in 2026 and is a member of the Fuoco Opera 5G collective, represented by the Philippe Do Opéra agency. Originally from Béarn, she began her musical training in children’s choirs before pursuing advanced vocal studies at the Paris Regional Conservatory and the Paris National Conservatory of Music and Dance, graduating with highest honors in 2023. A laureate of several prestigious academies and young artist programs, Marion is also deeply committed to making opera accessible through educational and community outreach performances.

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