Canto de Estío brings together a selection of representative works from contemporary Mexican chamber music, centered on the cello in dialogue with piano and guitar. The program includes pieces by Julio César Oliva, Eduardo Gamboa, Samuel Zyman, Mario Ruiz Armengol, Ernesto Corona, Gerardo Tamez, Sergio Pascoe, and Gustavo Martín, offering a diverse panorama of styles and musical languages. My contribution as pianist is particularly focused on Samuel Zyman’s Sonata, a work of considerable structural and expressive scope that occupies a central place within the program. The album is shaped through close collaboration among the performers, giving rise to a musical discourse in which lyricism, rhythmic vitality, and echoes of various Mexican traditions coexist.