@@IbaiKn I have a second home in Mutriku, Gipuzkoa, and some of my friends there introduced me to Ruper's music and then on a few occasions also to the man himself (I remember great gigs in Mutriku, in Ondarroa and, probably the best, in Ea a few year ago). My Basque is limited to perhaps 500-600 words and I found it most helpful that almost all of Ruper's records/CDs also contain a Spanish, French and sometimes English translation. Let me also just say here that I particularly admire the way Ruper has worked together with Atxaga and Sarrionaindia and how he has managed to put their poetry into songs.
Ruper in fine form, perhaps his best live album so far.
hey Andreas, just out of curiosity, how did you get to know Ruper's music? As I understand that you are not Basque :)
@@IbaiKn I have a second home in Mutriku, Gipuzkoa, and some of my friends there introduced me to Ruper's music and then on a few occasions also to the man himself (I remember great gigs in Mutriku, in Ondarroa and, probably the best, in Ea a few year ago). My Basque is limited to perhaps 500-600 words and I found it most helpful that almost all of Ruper's records/CDs also contain a Spanish, French and sometimes English translation. Let me also just say here that I particularly admire the way Ruper has worked together with Atxaga and Sarrionaindia and how he has managed to put their poetry into songs.
That's fantastic man, I'm glad that not only his music but also his songwriting style crosses borders that way.
I agree. Some of the top hits are missing, but all songs sound great. Every one of the songs sounds like a new hit.
Oso polita abestia
aupa ibai on peut ne pas être basque et connaitre la culture et la musique basque même la plus engagée!!!!
roots rap reggae..............