A no to globalisation passes through the smile on the cover of ‘Peskan’: 10 stories of souls and bodies tossed aside, fractions of daily life, passive resistance, scars and open wounds, physical and spiritual greediness, whispers and shouts of people without voice.

Real stories of extinction and bullying, loves and witches, the defenceless and the exploited, borders and walls which have tumbled down, news from the time that songs were also sung in dialect with a solid and meaty rhythm, multi-influenced harmonies and melodies, in an electro-acoustic sabbath of live performances which turn into dance for both physical and mental pleasure.