Between fleeting flirtations of an evening and solemn vows of eternal love, Gwendoline Blondeel and Quito Gato invite you on a piquant sentimental journey, accompanied by the sounds of the theorbo, the baroque guitar and the vihuela, the Aragonese cousin of the lute. From Spain to France and Italy, they enliven the map of love with villanelles, madrigals and other love songs from the early Baroque period.

Marc-Antoine Charpentier: Feuillages verts, naissez
+Vincenzo Calestani: Damigella tutta bella
+Claudio Monteverdi: Si dolce e'l tormento
+Alessandro Piccinini: Chaconne
+Giuseppino del Biado: Fuggi da questo clelo "La Mantovana"
+Juan Vasquez: De los alamos vengo
+Josquin Desprez: Mille regretz
+Giovanni Kapsberger: Gla risi; Figlio dormi
+Marin Marais: Prelude & Fantaisie aus "Pieces de viole", Livre 1, Suite Nr. 1; La Paysane aus "Pieces de viole", Livre 1, Suite Nr. 2
+Anonymus: J'avais cru qu'en vous almant
+Francesco Spinacino: Adieu mes amours
+Giulio Caccini: Belle rose porporine
+Jose Marin: Al son de los arroyuelos
+Clement Janequin: Ce moys de may
+Pierre Certon: Je ne l'ose dire
+Juan del Encina: Fata la parte
+Luys Milan: Sospirastes, Baldovinos
+Vincenzo Capirola: Ricercata XI alla spagnola
+Alonso Mudarra: Triste estava el Rey David
+Diego Ortiz: Recercada segunda sobre el passamezo moderno
+Honore d'Ambruis: Le doux silence de nos bols