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First sounds recorded in Euskara

Here you can listen to the first recordings of Euskara carried out at the Universal Exposition of París, in 1900.

1. Donostiako hiru damatxo: (Guipuzcoan Basque; satiric song)

2. Herrietan batzubek (Guipuzcoan Basque; love song)

3. Irrintzia (war cry)

4. Maitia nun zira (love song)

5. Prima eijerra (love song)

6. Pello Joshepe (satiric song)

7. San Juan Ebangelariaren 20 Kapitulua (basque souletin; Saint Jean; vingtième chapitre)

8. San Juan Ebangelariaren 20 Kapitulua (basque souletin; Saint Jean; chapitre vingt)

9. San Lukas Ebangelariaren (Guipuzcoan Basque; l´enfant prodigue)

These recordings were edited onto CD by Eusko Ikaskuntza in the year 2000 for the 100th anniversary of the Universal Exposition of Paris This CD can be purchased at EuskoShop.


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