Marc Vella – The Sand Piano

Our next Eco Film on Friday February 3rd will be Marc Vella – The Sand Piano.

Marc Vella pianist, composer, writer, and poet has decided to travel around the world with his piano. In this journey he goes with his Loving Caravan to Mauritania, Marocco, Senegal and he plays his piano at the streets and in important stages, always connecting with the local people and musicians sharing his love for life and for an optimistic world. A really inspiring documentary that touch the heart of all.

Watch a video of him and his son from his Loving Caravan in 2008:

Join us after the film, as Marc Vella will personally explain his Loving Caravan and the possibility of having the next project in India!

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