Radio in basque language

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The Basque language, also known as Euskara, is one of the oldest and most unique languages still spoken today. It is primarily spoken in the Basque Country, a region spanning across parts of Spain and France. Despite pressure to assimilate into the dominant cultures of their respective countries, Basque people have fiercely maintained their language and cultural traditions.

One way in which the Basque language has been preserved is through music. Many popular Basque artists, such as Mikel Urdangarin and Ruper Ordorika, write and perform songs in Euskara. Their music not only showcases the beauty of the language, but also serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving it.

Another way in which the Basque language is celebrated is through radio stations. Basque language radio stations, such as Euskadi Irratia and Radio Popular, provide a platform for Euskara speakers to connect with one another and to hear news and entertainment in their native language. These stations play a crucial role in maintaining and promoting the Basque language and culture.

In conclusion, the Basque language is an integral part of the Basque cultural heritage. Through music and media, the language continues to thrive and serve as a symbol of the resilience and strength of the Basque people.

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