EPISODE · Jul 1, 2000 · 51 MIN

2. Años 1968-1978

from Del txistu a la Telecaster · host GUAU | EITB Audio

Son los últimos años del franquismo y comienzan a sonar canciones en euskara con nuevos ritmos. Los Contrapuntos vesionan canciones famosas como el "La, la, la "de la eurovisiva Masiel.Los Mitos y Oinarriak son otros grupos del momento que suenan en este podcast. El rock vasco está surgiendo y Errobi con Anje Duhalde, Michél Ducao y Jean Focas se dan a conocer en disco y con conciertos en directo.

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