Lukiek Mungia, Spain
Lukiek, Josu Ximun (abotsa ta gitarra), Antton Goikoetxea (bajue) eta Christian Rodriguezek (bateria) osatzen dute. Euskaraz abestutako rock alternatiboan dabiltza.
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mais uma vez Lisabö. os baixos que rompe. as vozes que expressam sem necessidade de entender as letras. e depois ler a tradução das letras e ficar com vontades de aprender euskera. as guitarras que tanto desenham atmosferas como curtam melodias contra os baixos e baterias. as pausas. os inícios. os voltar a começar. escutar um album de Lisabö sempre é uma experiência que continua a ganhar com cada escuta. já espero ter o vinil em casa e poder senti-lo nos dedos como acho que já o sinto.
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Simplemente: hacen las cosas bien hechas.
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