China Moses sings cheerful songs with a touch of happy melancholy, and sad songs without ever falling into the pathos of a tragedian.
As her only ornaments, China allows itself syncopes of sobs which toss out decency with the dialectic of remorse and regrets.
She sends purified emotions with her burning voice.
Her voice, a compressed rock crystal.
Between laughter and sob, on a wire, she crosses all our defenses, peels us like an onion and here we are biting our lips trying not to cry.

André Manoukian, the great lover of voices, tastes, weighs, measures, questions, tickles, smells, breathes, envelops each word with his delicate piano.
They chose the duo formula to give free rein to their dialogue.

Beware of the fire.