Skalariak is a band from the Basque Country founded in 1994 by Juantxo Skal… Read Full Bio ↴Skalariak is a band from the Basque Country founded in 1994 by Juantxo Skalari and Peio Skalari. As indicated in the name, Skalariak plays Ska. In most of their songs they play solid Ska, sometimes with influences from Reggae, Punk or Latin music. Skalariak also spreads a political message against globalization and capitalism in their songs. Their lyrics are in Spanish and Basque.

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01Sarrera II2:20 Skalariak

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02Puto Alcohol Skalariak

03Segi, Segi, Segi Skalariak

04Unios4:00 Skalariak

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05Sólo Vivir Skalariak

06Huyes3:25 Skalariak

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07Naturarekin Bat3:12 Skalariak

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08Soldados3:24 Skalariak

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09Neska-Reggae3:53 Skalariak

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10En Mi Skarabajo Rojo3:13 Skalariak

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11Maldita Tu Suerte!!4:12 Skalariak

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12A Buen Ritmo Skalariak

13Pide Perdón3:45 Skalariak

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14Klub Ska3:58 Skalariak

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Sarrera II
Skalariak Lyrics

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Iruñeako reggae-ska taldeak Klub Ska aurkezten dizue,
Du pays basque, Skalariak,
Comment ça va, beti ska, és bienvenido a este lugar,
Welcome, welcome, ongi etorri to the Klub Ska

Welcome, welcome, ongi etorri to the Klub Ska

Overall Meaning

The above lyrics are from the song Sarrera II by Skalariak, a reggae-ska band from the Basque region in Spain. The song is a lively and upbeat introduction to the band's live show, inviting the audience to join them in their love of ska music. The opening line of the song translates to "The reggae-ska band from Irun presents to you Klub Ska", setting the scene for a night of lively music and good vibes.

The lyrics continue with the band asking the audience how they are and welcoming them to the club, using a mix of Spanish and Basque languages. The phrase "beti ska" means "always ska" in Basque, highlighting the band's devotion to the music genre. The chorus of the song repeats the welcoming message, with the phrase "ongi etorri" meaning "welcome" in Basque. Overall, the lyrics of Sarrera II convey the band's passion for ska music and their desire to share it with their fans.

Line by Line Meaning

Welcome, welcome, ongi etorri to the Klub Ska
We wholeheartedly welcome you to the Klub Ska

Du pays basque, Skalariak,
From the Basque country, we are Skalariak presenting Klub Ska,

How are you, always ska, and welcome to this place,
We hope you are doing great and we always want to showcase ska music in this place,

Contributed by Adeline H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.