It makes me red to Olarizu, who I see every day from home, and to Salburua, who had long been home. These names are strangers to Basque culture. The two words as if they were mistakes for the Basque people. However, after a rapid test, I have noticed that you accept Gros and Sagües.

A very different test was the premiere of the comic book he saw last year in Vitoria: Potatoes with Ane Gebara and Aitor Vinagrete. Among other things, those who still have to be seen and heard for being babazorros and Basques provoked many laughs among attendees. I liked the fresh humor of Álava, showing some Basque cliches still in force.

It makes me red to Olarizu, who I see every day from home, and to Salburua, who had long been home. And I would say that they also include the achaques of the Basque clichés. In this new course, the lack of knowledge about Álava remains evident among the few Euskaldunes. And it's known, when we lack knowledge, what do we fill the gaps with?