This recording features three pieces for flute and piano by Beppe Bornaghi, a pianist, composer, AFAM lecturer, educator in the field of music technology, and author of publications dedicated to music teaching and production. His work consistently brings together artistic, performative, and pedagogical dimensions. His writing reveals a personal and recognizable style: one that blends melodic clarity, chamber music refinement, and narrative tension without slipping into either pure descriptivism or academicism. The performer of the pieces is Hana Budisova Colombo, a Czech-Italian flautist trained at the Conservatory of Brno and the Faculty of Music of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. Her interpretation highlights the character of the three pieces with sensitivity and elegance, capturing their lyrical breadth, quality of phrasing, and timbral richness. At the piano, Emil Beretta makes a decisive contribution to the overall performance, thanks to his precise touch, clear sonic presence, and solid chamber music balance. The dialogue with the flute thus unfolds into an intense and well-balanced expressive texture. Antes que caiga la noche, El Alma de la ciudad and Dos duendes en el balcón form a musical journey inspired by Havana, a city of light, memory, melancholy, and vitality. Singable melodies and Latin rhythms intertwine in an evocative and communicative style, transforming environmental and cultural impressions into an elegant and suggestive musical discourse.