In September, the Cigui-Cervera-Paz trio arrives at the Museo Tamayo, a group that reinterprets the jazz tradition with a unique approach. It is a trio without a harmonic instrument, where the saxophone, double bass and drums create a pure, dynamic and profoundly expressive dialogue. Inspired by the aesthetics of the great trios in the history of jazz, the group maintains a balance between the freedom of spontaneous interaction and absolute respect for tradition. With a chamber and organic sound, the trio's music flows between improvisation and structure, exploring every nuance of the jazz repertoire with freshness and depth. This type of instrumentation encourages interaction and experimentation, giving each instrument a leading role in the musical narrative. The group is currently producing their first album, a collection of carefully selected pieces from their repertoire, which capture the essence of their sound and artistic identity.

Giovanni Cigui, on the saxophone, Sabino Paz, on the double bass, and Pedro Cervera on the drums make up the group.

Giovanni Cigui. Italian saxophonist based in Mexico, active in the international jazz scene. Since 2024, she has been part of the singer Mon Laferte's Autopoietic tour as a saxophonist and flutist. In addition, he collaborates with the Italian Cultural Institute in Mexico as musical curator of the artistic residency project that promotes Italian jazz in our country. He teaches saxophone and improvisation at the School of Fine Arts of the Universidad Panamericana. In 2023, he founded La Meeting—Music Exchange Club in Xalapa, Veracruz, and presented his music at the iconic Sunset Sunside in Paris. His discography includes albums Rock (Auand Records, 2020), Cheewi Beats (Last Jeronimo Music Studios, 2020) and Live in Mexico with Emanuele Filippi. He has played at festivals such as Umbria Jazz and on legendary stages such as Dizzy's Coca-Cola in New York. He has collaborated with artists such as Mon Laferte, Tino the Penguin, Jason Lindner, Panagiotis Andreou and many more.

Sabino Paz. Outstanding Argentinian musician living in Mexico. With a musical career spanning more than three decades, he has developed exceptional versatility in electric bass and double bass. He has collaborated with jazz, rock and pop artists and groups such as Fernando de la Mora, Sentidos Opuestos and Charly García. He has participated in television programs such as La Academia and is currently a member of the show Myst, in addition to being a constant presence on the jazz scene in Mexico. His ability to adapt to diverse genres and his deep knowledge of jazz language have made him a musician in high demand.

Pedro Cervera. Argentinian jazz drummer based in Mexico City. A graduate of the Avellaneda School of Popular Music in Buenos Aires, he has studied with renowned drummers such as Terri Lyne Carrington, Bob Gullotti and Ali Jackson. Since 2000, he has taught drum classes through private lessons and has offered classes and masterclasses at institutions such as the Universidad Veracruzana, the University of Chiapas, the Avellaneda School of Popular Music and the Brookline Music School in Boston. In addition, he has enriched his training by taking masterclasses with jazz legends such as Wayne Shorter, Wynton Marsalis and Hermeto Pascoal. He has collaborated with numerous world-renowned jazz musicians, including Josh Evans, Caity Gyorgy, Melissa Aldana, Phil Grenadier, Jerry Bergonzi, Benito González, Ben Solomon, Tony Glausi, Aaron Johnson, Ilya Lushtak, David Valdés, Ingrid Jensen, Steven Bernstein, Bob Magnusson, Mike Melvoin, Peter Sprague, Víctor Correa, Ernesto Jodos, Agustín Bernal and Iraida Noriega.

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