Cande y Paulo perform a Tiny Desk (home) concert. Image: NPR
The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music s Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It s the same spirit stripped-down sets, an intimate setting just a different space.
I m a little envious of those of you about to press play on this Tiny Desk (home) concert. The first time I heard this Argentine duo was love at first sight.
Vocalist and upright bassist Cande Buasso and keyboardist Paulo Carrizo are from San Jose, Argentina, a very small town on the Uruguay River that separates Argentina and Uruguay. I like to imagine that the secluded location contributes to the magic and nuance of the very personal musical language the two have developed since forming the duo in 2017.
Locked Up: The killers, dangerous drivers, paedophiles, and other criminals sent to prison in April
It was a busy month for the courts in Wales with multiple killers as well as abusers, drug gang members, and other criminals all put behind bars
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Flat residents forced to flee after man torched his own home
Keith Jenkins, 53, gave police a 10-minute warning before setting fire to a cupboard in his flat in Aberkenfig, Bridgend
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A cupboard fire started in the home of a man attempting to take his own life resulting in a block of flats having to be evacuated.
Demonstrators call for racial justice in downtown Medford on Saturday, June 6, 2020.
After the conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on Tuesday for the murder of George Floyd, leaders of Southern Oregon’s Black activist community reacted with a mixture of relief and hope that it will lead to broader change.
Keith Jenkins with the group SOBLACC or Southern Oregon Black Leaders, Activists and Community Coalition, says when the announcement came out that Chauvin was convicted on all three counts in Floyd’s murder, he was surprised, but that surprise soon turned to sadness.
“I mean, we saw it, we watched it happen,” he says, referring to cell phone video capturing Floyd’s death. “I shouldn’t be surprised that our court system finally got one right.”
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