I prepared a tour of the landscape worked throughout the history of the Beratarras, trees and orchards, gardens and steep mountains. I, an outsider, came to speak of himself to his own, to give some interpretations of what they were and what their grandmothers and grandmothers had done. We have left here the Himalayas, the leeks of the garden (Allium porrum), the ally of the river (Alnus glutinosa) and have come to the local music school. I started with the ttalaka on the floors of the area that listen to the music created by the children and students of the area, and we must not forget what has given the name to the school: Isidoro Fagoaga Larratxe, a great tenor born in the Agramontea house of the Illekueta district. I just wanted to give you one point: when the tenor that sang Wagner's opera best around the world knew that the Gernika was bombed by the Gernika, he decided to shut up, stop singing and return to Euskal Herria. Before I finished saying, surrounded by those who came to the guided tour, I was in the tear, putting myself in the place of their vocal cords and thinking that I would do a ray… And decided to keep quiet forever.

And yes, birds also cry. No where you want, whenever you want. Only on certain trees. In stone fruit trees: peach or peach (Prunus persica), plum (Prunus domestica), cherry (Prunus avium), gingondo (Prunus cerasus), brinon (Prunus persica var). nectarine) or Paraguayan (Prunus persica var. nucipersa) on the logs and branches of the trees they give. These trees expel a lot of sweat in the area of a wound and cook or harden with air, passing through a very clear, sometimes large and striking amber mucosa. The tears of the weeping bird are for the Basques. It's called "bird crying." "txori-muki", "txori-ezti", "txori-kandela" and "txori-minger".