Ruper Ordorika lyrics
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Artist's albums
Hurrengo goizean
2001 · album
Gaur (Bilbo 1999/12/26 Kafe Antzokia)
2000 · album
Dabilen Harria
1998 · album
So' Ik So'
1995 · album
Mugalaris
1992 · EP
Bilduma Bat
1992 · album
Ez Da Posible
1990 · album
Hautsi da Anphora (Zuzenean)
2023 · album
Amour eta toujours
2021 · album
Santa Anara
2021 · single
Esan gabeko arrazoia
2019 · single
Bakarka
2018 · album
Guria ostatuan
2016 · album
Nuevos Medios Colección: Ruper Ordorika
2016 · album
Lurrean etzanda
2014 · album
Bizitza eder denean
2014 · single
Azukre Koxkorrak
2013 · album
Sarri Sarri
2013 · single
Hodeien azpian
2011 · album
Haizea garizumakoa
2009 · album
Hamar T’erdietan – 10.30 p.m.
2008 · album
Memoriaren mapan
2006 · album
13. Korrika (2003). Gero bat gaurdanik
2003 · single
Kantuok jartzen ditut
2003 · album
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Biography
The traditional songs of the Basque region of Spain are given modern interpretations by singer and composer Ruper Ordorika. His songs, co-written with lyricist Bernardo Atxago, successfully bridge traditional music and Western rock and blues influences. A native of Onate, Spain, Ordorika moved with his family to Vitoria at the age of 12. While there, he became enchanted by the music played by the city's many rock bands. Returning to his Onate after two years, he became increasingly drawn to traditional music. While attending the University of Balboa, he began writing with Atxago. While his debut album, Hauta Da Anphora, released in 1980, took a sparse approach with his acoustic guitar supplying the accompaniment for his vocals, Ordorika veered towards an acoustic/electric band sound with his second effort, Ni Ez Norugako Errege, in 1983. After living in London for a couple of years, Ordorika returned to the Basque region to record his third album, Bihotzerreak, in 1985. Together with diatonic accordion player Joseph Tapia and mandolin and acoustic guitar player Bixente Martinez recorded an album of traditional tunes, Hiru Truku, in 1994. The project was continued, four years later, with the album, Hiru Truku II. Ordorika joined with three New York-based improvisatory musicians to record Dablien Harria in 1998. ~ Craig Harris, Rovi