48. Años 2006-2007

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En 2006 murió Juantxo Borikó, cantante de Potato, y desde la asociación cultural Aianai comenzó a organizarse en Vitoria el Memorial Johnny Brusko. Tanto en la sala Jimi Jazz como en Hell Dorado, los diferentes memoriales fueron la excusa perfecta para recordarle, reunir a la peña jamaicana y escuchar a buenas bandas, como Siroko, nacida de las mismísimas entrañas de Potato.En 2006 Fito y los Fitipaldis publicaron "Por la boca muere el pez ". Jabier Muguruza homenajeó a Leonard Cohen a través de su disco y también publican Gari y el grupo Koma. Todos tienen un lugar en este podcast.

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