Mitoaroa
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The Mitoaroa concert series consists of performances given by the band Zetak—led by singer Pello Reparaz—in three Basque capitals during 2025 and 2026. The first set of concerts took place in Pamplona in early 2025; the second in San Sebastián in September of that same year; and the third in Bilbao in June 2026. In all these performances, Zetak performs its songs by weaving together characters and stories from Basque mythology and the Christian religion into a unified narrative. The Mitoaroa shows combine music, dance, and theater.
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Overview
The Mitoaroa concert series consists of performances given by the band Zetak—led by singer Pello Reparaz—in three Basque capitals during 2025 and 2026. The first set of concerts took place in Pamplona in early 2025; the second in San Sebastián in September of that same year; and the third in Bilbao in June 2026. In all these performances, Zetak performs its songs by weaving together characters and stories from Basque mythology and the Christian religion into a unified narrative. The Mitoaroa shows combine music, dance, and theater.
