Migrantes is a musical project born from the encounter between oud player Mauro Sigura and pianist Andrea Manzoni. The sonic pluralism of the two musicians vividly and dynamically represents the cultural diversity and musical influences that shape their work, embracing a wide range of genres and traditions. Their style blends elements from diverse musical contexts, creating a unique and captivating soundscape. The performance is a journey that fuses emotions, pulsating rhythms, and instrumental exchanges typical of European jazz and experimentation, transporting the listener through evocative sounds reminiscent of Arab-Ottoman music. Andrea Manzoni and Mauro Sigura aim to create a stimulating and immersive musical experience that transcends cultural and geographical boundaries. With an interdisciplinary approach to composition and performance, they consider music a universal language of human experience. Pluralism, in the social sciences, refers to a society where individuals and groups differing in ethnicity, religion, culture, political orientation, or other characteristics coexist in mutual tolerance, while maintaining independent participation in public life and preserving autonomous management of their cultural traditions.