Discover how the Trikitixa is born in Zumarraga
Do you want to know the documentary that analyses the origin of the trikitixa?
Sinopsis
The short-documentary ‘Hauspoa & Tunela’ tells us about the arrival of the diatonic accordion to a village in deep Gipuzkoa (Zumarraga) with the works of the Madrid-Paris train. The diatonic accordion, played by an Italian worker, became over the years the most representative sound of Basque music, reaching the hearts of all Basques. The Trikitixa as we know it now, this instrument has evolved in music since Zumárraga.
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Zumarragako Trikitixa, Kepa Urteaga, Zumarragako Banda, Irrintzi Dantza Taldea, Garikoitz Mendizabal, Jon Maia, Kepa Junkera, Toti Mtnez. de Lezea, Enrike Zelaia, Antxiñako Ama Txistulariak, Sekundino Esnaola Musika Eskolako trikitixa ikasleak, UZ Ikastolako abesbatza, Fermín Muguruza, Joseba Tapia., Mikel Serrano, Bernardo Atxaga, Joseba Apaolaza, Jon Plazaola, Uxue Busca, Javier Ramos, Antxiñe Mendizábal, Juanjo Olaizola, Maite Janeiro, Agurtzane & Jon Elustondo, Edurne Iturbe, Celia Rubio, herritarrak…
This documentary has been co-sponsored by Zumarraga Town Council through the European Union’s Next Funds, the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa and Caja Rural. You will soon be able to see it as part of the Zumarraga Bide Bizia tourist brand. Stay tuned for more news!
