Zarama (band) facts for kids
Zarama is a Spanish music band that started in 1977. They play a type of music called Basque Radical Rock. The band formed in Santurtzi, a town in Biscay, which is part of the Basque Country in Spain.
The band was led by Roberto Moso. Zarama was special because they were one of the first bands to mix punk rock music with the Basque language. This was a new and interesting blend of music and culture at the time.
What is Zarama?
Zarama began making music in 1977. They were part of a new music style called Basque Radical Rock. This style mixed punk rock with local Basque culture and language. The band quickly became known for their energetic performances.
Music Style and Changes
When Zarama first started, their music was raw and powerful, typical of punk rock. Over time, their sound changed. After 1989, especially with their album Bostak bat, their music became more polished. Their lyrics also became more personal, focusing on different feelings and stories.
Albums and Comeback
Before taking a break, Zarama released a lot of music. They put out 5 full-length albums (LPs) and 2 shorter albums (EPs). After being away from the music scene for several years, the band made a comeback in 2009. They continued to play their unique style of music for their fans.
See also
- Basque music
- In Spanish: Zarama para niños
