This 1978 album by Pantxoa eta Peio, "Euskalduna naiz eta maite dut herria," is a seminal work of Basque-language folk music, embodying the spirit of cultural identity and resistance.
- The album was released on May 10, 1978, by the Elkar label, a significant independent record company in the Basque Country.
- "Euskalduna naiz eta maite dut herria" translates to "I am Basque and I love my country," reflecting the album's thematic core.
- The release cemented Pantxoa eta Peio's status as key figures in the Basque music scene during a period of intense cultural and political activity.
Pantxoa eta Peio are a Basque musical duo from Saint-Jean-de-Luz, known for their politically engaged songs in the Basque language. Their 1978 album "Euskalduna naiz eta maite dut herria" arrived as they were establishing themselves as prominent voices in Basque cultural resistance.
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