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www.berria.eus It is a known fact: creativity and cultural activities are essential for our growth as individuals and as a society, to continue to feed our personal and collective imagination without interruption. But what kind of lifestyle does our society offer to creators who decide to cultivate the culture of Basque and engage in artistic activity? To what extent is creativity or interpretation a viable option in our country, and to what extent is it a pipe dream? Are any artists being burned in the oven of our cultural system? LANARTEA has opened the way to answering this question with specific data, with the 1st Survey on the Working and Living Conditions of Basque Artists, which was recently presented. Interviewed by Lide Hernando, Nerea Loiola and Oier Zuñiga. ZUBI-MUSU BAT, by Ibon Rodriguez, to music by Juana de Ibarbourou, translated into Basque by Sabin Muniategi under the title Alatz pozgarria. HI BIZI HAIZ HI, written by Harkaitz Cano and arranged by Xanti Agirrezabala, Erika Olaizola and Amagoia Gurrutxaga. Tune, by Iban Urizar Amorante, based on the song Parisitkin natorn by Nemesio Etxaniz. You have heard, Beruna Urre by Bele; Zelatun by Sofa; Euskal sokuntza aurjajanan koplak by LANARTEA; Esan Ezinen Besterik ez (with Habi); Elektrik haiz by Turbo Retrobator; Mundu ghazridza by Delirium Tremens; and Erbiak by Bloñen. Special thanks to Amaia San Vicente. Direction, Amagoia Gurrutxaga. Sound production, Ander Mujika, from the Azpeitiko Kulturaza Kooperatibatik. Sponsor, Berria newspaper. Supporters, Gipuzkoa Provincial Council, Irizar and Laboral Kutxa. Two decades. Thousands of times. Now a new time is coming. Your time. We need 3,000 new sponsors by 2025, to tell the past and the future in the present. Make your contribution. ???????? https://www.berria.eus/babestu-berria... Subscribe to BERRIA's channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...