TOULOUSE
One speaks Occitan, the other French. And then there is another, younger voice, which blends these two languages without a second thought. Because that is not the point.
Both sing, explore and revisit a territory that has become ingrained in their bodies over time. A blend of languages – spoken, non-verbal, musical – a lively exchange, a playful battle.
Weaving a bond, testing its resilience and flexibility. Clearing a path to understanding one another, to hearing one another from one bank of the stream to the other, from one side of the mountain to the other, or across the span of life.
