Hispanic trio, Django afternoon at 38Riv Jazz Club
Step into a cozy underground basement to experience the perfect marriage of Django-style swing and deep-rooted Hispanic passion. This trio turns iconic boleros and paso dobles into soulful jazz journeys that capture the heart of every listener.
38Riv Jazz Club (Paris 4th)
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On November 1, 2026, the 38Riv Jazz Club in Paris 4th district hosts the Hispanic Trio for a unique afternoon of music. Led by guitarist and vocalist Romain Vuillemin, alongside pianist César Pastre and double bassist Solène Cairoli, the ensemble blends Django Reinhardt-inspired swing with modern jazz influences to revisit classic Hispanic repertoire. Attendees can expect a mix of Mexican boleros and Spanish pasodobles in an intimate setting. To secure your spot at a lower price point, ranging from 16€ to 19€, online booking is highly recommended compared to the 19€ to 22€ tickets sold at the door.
The Hispanic trio navigates between styles: Romain Vuillemin's guitar, alternating between the swing style of Django Reinhardt and the more modern approach of George Benson, is supported by a solid yet light-footed team where César Pastre's piano and Solène Cairoli's double bass bring all their musicality to revisit the vast Hispanic repertoire.
The band takes advantage of its guitarist-singer Romain Vuillemin's Spanish heritage to help you rediscover themes such as Sabor a mi (Mexican bolero), España Cañi (Spanish pasodoble), or Historia de un amor (Panamanian love song).
Line-up: Romain Vuillemin: guitar, vocals; Solène Cairoli: double bass; Cesar Pastre: piano
The 38Riv Jazz Club is an intimate venue in the heart of the Marais (38 rue de Rivoli, Paris 4th), dedicated to jazz and improvised music.
Our take on this event
The 38Riv Jazz Club, a venue specialized in jazz and improvised music located in the heart of the Marais, presents the Hispanic Trio on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The concert features two distinct sessions: one from 15:00 to 16:00, and another from 17:00 to 18:00. This performance highlights the cultural heritage of guitarist and singer Romain Vuillemin, supported by the musicality of César Pastre on piano and Solène Cairoli on double bass.
The setlist promises a fresh take on beloved themes, including the Mexican bolero Sabor a mi, the Spanish pasodoble España Cañi, and the Panamanian song Historia de un amor. The trio navigates between the swing tradition of Django Reinhardt and the modern style of George Benson, offering a performance that is both technically solid and artistically airy.
Tickets are available at different price points depending on the purchase method. Online bookings are priced between 16€ and 19€, while tickets purchased directly at the venue range from 19€ to 22€. This event is an invitation to enjoy high-quality live music within the cozy and atmospheric surroundings of the 38 rue de Rivoli venue.
