Pilar Almalé's music videos reflect the spirit, style and moods of the music she performs. They also depict faithfully the visual and aural experience of her concerts
Almalé interprets the Sephardic song "Los guisados de la berenjena" ('Eggplant stews' in Spanish) at the Fábrica de Chocolate, a cultural space in Zaragoza. The song is available on the studio album Hixa Mía
Almalé is the personal project created and directed by the violagambist Pilar Almalé, who, after many years of musical and artistic experimentation, begins this project in 2020 with three musicians as brilliant as they are different in origin and style. All three are jazz players: Thomas Kretzschmar, French violinist specializing in the Grappelli language; Alex Comín, guitarist and regular musician on the Zaragoza jazz scene, and Fran Gazol; jazz percussionist and drummer
Improvisation on "Andalusian Cadence"
An interpretation of the Allemande "Pièces à trois violes" by Jean Baptiste Forqueray (1699-1782). Recorded in Vigo with Patricia R.Rivera and Luca Cescotti on the viola da gamba
"Ay que me abraso" by Juan Gargía de Zéspedes (ca.1619-1678) performed by Caranzalem with Elena Escartin on the recorder & voice, and Paula Brieba on the baroque guitar
A tradicitional Finnish song based on a poem by Clara Astarloa. Video recording by Ángel Álvarez. Video editing by Pilar Almalé. Sound recording by Rubén Díez
"Nani / A la una yo nací" (Sephardic translation) and "La Bruja" (Caranzalem, 2014, based on a fragment of the theme Häxan by Lars Demian, 1957) performed by Caranzalem with Elena Escartín on the recorder
Concert XLIV by Monsier de Sainte-Colombe (1640 circa - 1700 circa), performed by L'Animal Sonore. Recorded in Seville
Photography by @mariajett @ana_tao — Fashion by @malditamariafaldas