Oskorri - Ura 3

Review by Megan Fox

Ura 3, the latest album by Oskorri, is a beautiful and captivating musical journey. The band, which has been at the forefront of the Basque music scene for over 40 years, has once again delivered a masterful work of art that showcases their unique sound and style.

The album features a mix of traditional Basque folk melodies and modern influences, resulting in a refreshing and dynamic sound. The songs are beautifully arranged, with intricate instrumentation and harmonies that showcase the band's musical prowess.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Egunero," a hauntingly beautiful song that showcases the band's ability to evoke emotion through their music. The lyrics, sung in the Basque language, are a testament to the band's commitment to preserving and celebrating their cultural heritage.

Another standout track is "Gure Gauza," a lively and energetic tune that will have listeners tapping their feet and clapping along. The song features a catchy melody and a driving beat that perfectly captures the spirit of Basque folk music.

Artist: Oskorri
Album: Ura 3

Spain

Folk, World, & Country

Basque Music

2000

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Amodio Ohantzea
Albaiterua
Argi Oilarrak

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Catalog Numbers

KD-568

Labels

Elkarlanean

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escuchar en línea
ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
ouvir online
kuunnella verkossa
online luisteren
lytte på nettet
lyssna på nätet
online anhören

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CD
EP
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Depósito Legal (L.G.): D-1015/2000

About Oskorri

Basque folk music band, formed in Bilbao, Basque Country (Spain) in the early 70s. 'Oskorri' means "red sunset" in Basque. His first album, released in 1976, pays homage to the poems of Gabriel Aresti. Year after year they have been notable for their ability to work and capacity for experimentation. They began fusing jazz with traditional Basque instruments, until they have come to find a defining style within the European folk scene. It is one of the most veteran folk bands from Spain. Members: Natxo de Felipe (percussion, guitar, vocals) Antón Latxa (acoustic guitar, vocals) Bixente Martínez (electric guitar, mandolin) Xabier Zeberio (violin, vocals) Gorka Euscauriaza (bass) Iñigo Egia (percussion) Josu Salbide (alboka, txirula (recorder), pipes) Old members: Zelaida Biurrun (violin, 1975-77) Polin Gurrea (saxophone, flute, 1975-77, 1981-84) Karlos Jiménez (flute, saxophone, clarinet, percussion, keyboards, 1977-79) Santi Jiménez (double bass, bombardon, vocals, 1977-79) José Manuel Cacho (violin, 1980-81) Aingeru Berguices (bass, trikitixa - accordion, 1980-84) Joserra Fernández (alboka, txirula, harmonica, flute, 1981-91) Fran Lasuen (violin, vocals, 1981-92) Txarli de Pablo (bass, double bass, 1984-2003) José Urrejola (flute, saxophone, flageolet, 1986-2003), Aitor Gorostiza (alboka, txirula, txistu, bagpipe, tin whistle, 1991-93) Juantxe Aguiar (violin, vocals, timple, 1993-96) Iker Goneaga (trikitixa)

Members

Xabier Zeberio
Bixente Martínez
José Urrejola
Antón Latxa
Natxo De Felipe
Josu Salbide
Fran Lasuen
Santiago Ibarretxe
Joserra Fernandez
Txarli De Pablo
Iñigo Egia
Juantxe Aguiar
Xabier Lakuntza
Aingeru Berguices
Polin Gurrea
Jose Luis Fraile
Zelaida Biurrun
José Manuel Cacho
Iker Goenaga

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Summary by Megan Fox

Ura 3 is a fantastic album that showcases Oskorri's incredible talent and creativity. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music and wants to experience the beauty and richness of Basque culture.