After her first explorations around the Afro-Peruvian repertory, reflected in her first album Son de los Diablos, a critically acclaimed success and proof of empathetic musicality, Diana founded the Diana Baroni TRIO to create a link between the sonorities of the XVIII century and the traditional music of the colonies at the New World.

Following this principle, the Diana Baroni TRIO emphasizes the warmth and intimacy of a chamber music ensemble, recreating a unique musical style through afro-Amerindian songs and powerfull rhythms.

Their repertory is composed by Tonadas, Pasacalles, valses and songs issues from the oral tradition which constitute the fundamentals of the south-American folklore. Diana Baroni TRIO recreates also the heritage of Chabuca Granda, emblematic figure of post- colonial Lima, proposing personal interpretations.

Diana Baroni TRIO invents at the same time rich music, with sonic poetry full of life in which Latin passions appear in all their beauty.

Around Diana Baroni, leader and flutist with sensual voice, the TRIO is based on the musical complicity of Lincoln Almada, whose Paraguayan Harp constitutes the instrumental core of the trio.

Rafael Guel, sensitive multinstrumentalist, accompanies Diana by his warm voice, his traditional guitars from Mexico and percussions, proposing an endless variety of colours.

For their new album FLOR DE VERANO

-Pao Records, autumn 2008- the Trio invited exceptional musicians like Tunde Jegede, with its Malian kora and his violoncello, adding to their repertory richness and exotism.