US EditionThe Trikitix of Bizkaia Mourns the Death of Kepa Arrizabalaga
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The world of the trikitixa mourns the loss of Kepa Arrizabalaga, who died at the age of 81. The gatikarra, son of the mythical Tomás Sitze, was an institution in the field of traditional Basque music, as agile with the diatonic accordion as with the pandero. He carried his rhythm beyond the borders of Euskal Herria, playing at the Seville Expo in 92 and even in the United States, Idaho and Nevada. Born in 1944 in Plentzia, in the district of Isu…
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