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Four decades after taking to the stage for the first time, Fermín Muguruza launches into his last major tour: a collective journey to celebrate 40 years of music, engagement and cultural resistance. This music documentary captures the pulse of that voyage: concerts packed to the hilt, endless kilometres on the road, all sorts of encounters on the way and a shared energy that stretches beyond generations, from the bands Kortatu and Negu Gorriak to his current solo career.​

A collection of the challenges and reflections Izaro faced before her May 7th, 2022 concert at Anoeta’s Velodrome. In just five years the young trilingual singer has become the most important singer in the Basque Country. She has overcome many barriers and frontiers as well as achieved amazing success in all her region’s stages. She has collaborated with artists such as Amaral, Zahara, Rozalén, Xoel López, Alex Ferreira and Daymé Arocena, and has played in cities like Paris, Helsinki, Buenos Aires and Mexico City. This documentary follows Izaro’s emotional journey, her reflections on the difference between the personal and public character, peace treaties, fellowship, and the revolution of tenderness and care.

Four decades after taking to the stage for the first time, Fermín Muguruza launches into his last major tour: a collective journey to celebrate 40 years of music, engagement and cultural resistance. This music documentary captures the pulse of that voyage: concerts packed to the hilt, endless kilometres on the road, all sorts of encounters on the way and a shared energy that stretches beyond generations, from the bands Kortatu and Negu Gorriak to his current solo career.​

A collection of the challenges and reflections Izaro faced before her May 7th, 2022 concert at Anoeta’s Velodrome. In just five years the young trilingual singer has become the most important singer in the Basque Country. She has overcome many barriers and frontiers as well as achieved amazing success in all her region’s stages. She has collaborated with artists such as Amaral, Zahara, Rozalén, Xoel López, Alex Ferreira and Daymé Arocena, and has played in cities like Paris, Helsinki, Buenos Aires and Mexico City. This documentary follows Izaro’s emotional journey, her reflections on the difference between the personal and public character, peace treaties, fellowship, and the revolution of tenderness and care.