Saturday has been the turn of a group that has such an enthusiastic (and so pictured) part of Euskal Herria, and we do not ask ourselves how we get tickets to go to noon. Ben, tremendously separated, was accompanied by the Quiet Mafia on stage by Yart.

As an introduction to the performance, Ion Celestino appears in a video and dismisses us after a micro-review of the history of the musical panorama of Pamplona: “Enjoy the concert and always enjoy the brains that look forward.” After three or four DJ spikes, at 12:45 the normal young people named by Celestino have taken to the stage: “Gabon glows against social democracy and Aitor Bizkarra.”

They give the spectacle you imagine. At least what I imagined. DJ and two or three singers singing from the self-tapping microwaves. The attitude contributes what can be offered live beyond the recording. In addition to the songs of the mixtape they have brought out, they have also given songs that were not mainstream. Most songs have been placed and sung on them, one on a pure base and a single version to capella: Agur Xiberua. Young people have dignified for the right thing and, for example, not everybody gets a couple dozen songs in less than an hour.

Taking advantage of the fact that they are at home, why not offer their amatxi a song to the neighborhood, their favorite. 31014 songs instead of Kiliki for moms. There have also been few dedicated mothers. We have been taught the new song about the Barbados and Silveira, and thanks to the use of the car they have given Fermin Muguruza and Ibil Bedi their ironic. Really, outside of Twitter everything is better understood.

The interview essay closes the session. I say the attempt, because it has been difficult to get down from euphoria and get calm. Kiliki Frexko, Flakofonki and Irene sit back. The last one in two or three questions was: “What would you do if I often got out of one of these baffles?” He has kicked me off as I wrote Flaco's answer: “I dream, I hope that what you’re aiming for is a beef against us.” And, well, I don't know how to make beef, but what I was pointing at has almost given me a false verse.

They say that you have come to do something
new, leaving aside the social democracy and the homeland, but those who do not know will often not move
me any less

than the war that is going to change the current Basque country.

Keba, it's not worth it, you've already changed your friends. Thank you x resurrection.