Pekata Mundi is a sonic journey born from the encounter between two souls:
the delicacy and depth of Fumie Ono's piano and the clear and luminous sound of Xavi Gonzalvo's mandolin.

Their music inhabits a borderland, where contemporary jazz intertwines with echoes of world music, and where their own compositions coexist with recreations of masters such as Hermeto Pascoal, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Mike Marshall, and Hamilton de Holanda.

The luminous shadow of Johann Sebastian Bach also appears along their path, whose musical architecture inspires their way of dialoguing and improvising: with rigor, freedom, and beauty.

Each performance is an open conversation, a bridge between different cultures and times: the intimacy of a whisper, the energy of improvisation, and the excitement of the unexpected.

Pekata Mundi doesn't just perform: it invites us to listen in a different way.
To discover how the piano and mandolin, in dialogue, are capable of opening up new landscapes, of taking us from popular roots to universal sound horizons.