OROZKO, ETNOGRAFIA, HISTORIA Y MONTAÑISMO.

EPISODE · Feb 28, 2015 · 21 MIN

OROZKO, ETNOGRAFIA, HISTORIA Y MONTAÑISMO.

from IÑAKI G.U.

Hoy repasa Iñaki Garcia Uribe diversos temas que pueden confundir al oyente pues es tanta informacion la que lanza el de Ugao que habria que ordenarla. Nueva exposicion sobre Gorbeia, otra sobre montaña en San Telmo, Donostia, el queso de Markina-Xemein, la voz ADIE en Orozko de donde viene. Acaba con la leyenda de los gentiles que jugaban a bolos desde Santa Marina hasta Untzueta, las harribolak, las bolas de la muerte que derribaron tras un largo asedio el castillo de Untzueta. Iñaki Garcia Uribe Grabado editado y subido por Alluitz

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