Eguen Bat

The song 'Eguen Bat' by Su Ta Gar captures the essence of a typical day filled with raw energy and a sense of routine. The lyrics, written in Basque, paint a vivid picture of the protagonist's day, starting with a mundane task and gradually building up to a crescendo of excitement and activity. The mention of 'Kangrejora' and 'lama egoera' suggests a state of being stuck in a routine or a specific place, which is a relatable feeling for many. The protagonist's day begins with a cup of coffee, a common ritual to kickstart the brain and prepare for the day ahead.

As the day progresses, the protagonist eagerly anticipates the arrival of friends and the start of their activities. The mention of a 'zerbezatxo' (a small beer) indicates a desire to relax and enjoy the company of friends. This part of the song highlights the importance of social interactions and the simple pleasures of life. The protagonist's excitement builds as they prepare to engage in their favorite activity, which involves music and a sense of camaraderie.

The climax of the song is marked by the start of a musical session, described as creating a 'sekulako burrundada' (a tremendous noise). This phrase captures the raw, unfiltered energy of the moment, reflecting the band's heavy metal roots. The mention of 'etxeko andria' (the housewife) being 'flipauta' (amazed) adds a touch of humor and relatability, as it shows the impact of their loud music on those around them. The song ends on a high note, emphasizing the joy and release that comes from playing music and being in the moment.