Where do I start? It's the lack of the presence of female musicians at some rock festivals among us. The voices of boycotts have been opened to these festivals; everyone is free to do so, but I think it is better to warn those programmers to increase the magnifying glass of gender equality. I think it is reasonable and feasible, to some extent, what has been improved and it is worth trying.

Some voices have said that when writing or talking about a musical group, it's worth mentioning that participants are girls. Perhaps there is a day when women, together with men, can participate in music and in other areas and the obstacles and prejudices against it disappear. In spite of that, as long as that is a reality, I will gladly emphasise that the Perlata group is made up of three girls and one boy and that I am glad to see the girls playing and singing instruments. Also, last year, when I saw them and heard them for the first time, I really enjoyed the performance and attitude, the reflection and the offer they showed on the stage. Even though they are young, with the clear message on stage with contempt, wanting to sing, they dedicate themselves to punk and to work the melodies, and to the Gaztetxe de Arrasate, they literally set him on fire. What else can you ask them for?

The participants are not novices, but have been part of previous groups such as Lost Girls, No Ways, Unknown Interpreter and Neallta Fola, always around punk and rock and roll. And on this occasion they want to work on a more continuous journey. The band was formed in 2015 and in winter they recorded their first album in the veteran study LORENTZO Records of Berriz, which they have now released.

Where to start, he wants to turn diverse social violence around. To do so, they sing safely about the rhythm of Eskorbuto. The things that aren't going to happen also look at the crux of reality, and even though with the violin it becomes folk, it's a punk rock melodic. Shaking sung in English with credible drink from the NCC rock and rollers or seditious glam, Zirtasuna kolokan is a round song, a melodic punk with an energetic rhythm. Metralleta has a great poetic, penetrating load. It's a punk rock hit! The Commission's proposal is based on the principle of subsidiarity and the principle of subsidiarity. Don’t touch perfectly complies with rock and roll patterns. And the Star is rich: intriguing intro, punk rock, half-tempos and strength. And to this I would add the point of freshness that groups of girls manifest in some cases.