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Basque Week 2013 through Thursday in Budapest, organized by Basque lecturers

05/06/2013

Lecturer Izaskun Perez playing the Basque diatonic accordion at Basque Day 2011 in Szeged, while her students dance Esku Dantza
Lecturer Izaskun Perez playing the Basque diatonic accordion at Basque Day 2011 in Szeged, while her students dance Esku Dantza

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Thanks to the Basque language and culture lectureship sponsored by the Etxepare Basque Institute in the city of Szeged, another edition of Basque Culture Week began last Saturday in Hungary. Music and dance were featured during the inauguration with a dance workshop where Basque and Hungarian music could both be heard. The events contintue through Friday in Szeged, where four Basque films will be shown: Snow White, Lovers of the Arctic Circle, Gazta zati bat (A Piece of Cheese) and Kutxidazu bidea, Ixabel (Show me the way, Ixabel).

Szeged, Hungary. The Basque language and culture lectureships started Basque Week 2013 in Hungary, with an inaugural event in Budapest.  The event, just as last year, included a dance and music workshop where Basque and Hungarian rhythms were fused thanks to lecturer Izaskun Perez and the local group Gobe.  Students learning Basque supported the event, providing Basque dance demonstrations.   

Today, events will move to Szeged, the fourth-largest city in Hungary, where another Basque dance workshop will take place at 7:00 p.m.  It will take  place in the Millennium Plaza with Izaskun Perez, students and the group Samli.

Basque Film Series

Starting tomorrow, the program will turn to film and students, as well as the general public, will have the opportunity to see four Basque films.  They will be shown at the Department of Hispanic Studies at the University of Szeged.  Tomorrow, Snow White of Pablo Berger, director from Bilbao.  The next day, Lovers of the Arctic Circle, a classic by Julio Medem, will be shown.

The last two films will be in Basque.  On Thursday the documentary Gazta zati bat, directed by bertsolari Jon Maia, will be shown, and on Friday it will be Kutxidazu bidea, Ixabel’s turn, by Fernando Bernues and Mireia Gabilondo.

 



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