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Zarama is a Spanish music band in the Basque Radical Rock genre formed in 1977. ^[1] The band, spearheaded by Roberto Moso, got together at Santurtzi, ( Biscay, Basque Autonomous Community, Spain), combining for the first time punk rock and Basque language, a cultural mingling fraught with difficulties at the time. ^[2]

After its first steps during a period in which local punk music cohabited in the Basque Country with socio-political turmoil and violence, ^[3] the band transitioned towards more sophisticated and cleaner sounds and more personal lyrics, especially after 1989 (album Bostak bat). ^[2] It made a comeback in 2009, following a hiatus of several years. By then, it had released 5 LP albums and 2 EPs. ^[1]

See also

• Basque music
• Kortatu
• Eskorbuto

References

External links

• "Bostak bat" video clip (EITB)
• "Bihotzak sutan" video clip (Youtube)
• More on the band's history and discography (in Spanish)

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