The Timple House-Museum in Teguise hosted the presentation of the album "Café", by the young couple of musicians from Tenerife, Tania Fernández and Tomás Fariña. A work that collects the best compositions made for flute and guitar by composers as relevant as Astor Piazzolla, Carlo Domeniconi, Celso Machado, Eduardo Martín and Hugo Blanco among others and that has allowed the young musicians to make an imaginary trip to the countries of origin of these composers. The complicity of Tania and Tomás in their concerts makes the audience enjoy a few minutes with each of the chosen pieces while managing to transport them to those moments when, together with family and friends, we savor a small cup of coffee sip by sip.
Tania and Tomás are touring the Canary Islands to publicize this first record work, not ruling out the possibility of taking it outside the islands as well. In the Timple House-Museum, both the flute and the guitar sounded in unison and this musical format created for smaller spaces means that both the public and the musicians can enjoy much clearer sounds and a closer dialogue between the artists and their audience, eliminating those barriers that sometimes occur in large spaces and stages.
Both Tania and Tomás gave all kinds of information about the compositions they were performing so that the public not only enjoyed the music but also went home with much more information. At the end of the concert, Benito Cabrera, curator of the House-Museum, gave them the poster announcing the concert and, at the request of the public, they finished a well-known song that has a lot to do with the title chosen for this album, such as "Moliendo Café". Later, in the hall of the House-Museum, the young musicians, very happy and grateful for the welcome, signed some albums and took photos with everyone who asked.
