El adoquín de la calle y sus cantinelas (I/IV)

You can find them standing in walkways, in front of bars or in the Paris metro, playing rock music, classical, Latin American or Caribbean rhythms on the world’s largest public stage: the street. This series Sounds of the Sidewalk is dedicated to street musicians in Europe "on the road" with buskers, artists of life, dropouts, and virtuosos. In this format, stories of talents and the characters behind them are found on the street.

In the first episode of this documentary serie, meet Klaus the violinist who at 70 years old, still fiddles on boulevards and demos against the Lehman Brothers of this world.

You can find them standing in walkways, in front of bars or in the Paris metro, playing rock music, classical, Latin American or Caribbean rhythms on the world’s largest public stage: the street. This series Sounds of the Sidewalk is dedicated to street musicians in Europe "on the road" with buskers, artists of life, dropouts, and virtuosos. In this format, stories of talents and the characters behind them are found on the street. Season one features the discovery of singer-songwriter Felix Meyer and band in a German pedestrian zone and how French buskers audition to become "The Musicians of the Paris Metro". It tells about the Israeli-French-Turkish trio Light in Babylon performing freedom lyrics in the heated streets of Istanbul and portrays political bard Klaus the violinist.