Xorieri (part. Baiuca y Oreka Tx)

IZARO's song "Xorieri (feat. Baiuca y Oreka Tx)" is a poetic exploration of communication beyond the conventional means of human language. The lyrics, sung in Basque, evoke a sense of connection with nature, as the protagonist speaks to birds, rivers, trees, stars, and the wind. This dialogue with the natural world suggests a deep understanding and appreciation of the environment, portraying the protagonist as someone who is perceived as eccentric or "xoro" (crazy) by others for their unconventional ways.

The song contrasts the protagonist's inability to read human books with their profound ability to interpret the "signs of the sky" and the "hearts of people." This metaphor highlights a theme of intuitive knowledge versus learned knowledge, suggesting that true understanding comes from an innate connection with the world rather than through traditional education. The repeated emphasis on not being able to read human books underscores a critique of societal norms that prioritize written knowledge over experiential and emotional intelligence.

Musically, the collaboration with Baiuca and Oreka Tx adds layers of cultural richness, blending traditional Basque sounds with contemporary elements. This fusion mirrors the song's theme of bridging different forms of communication and understanding. IZARO's work often reflects a deep connection to her Basque roots, and "Xorieri" is no exception, offering listeners a meditative experience that invites them to listen to the whispers of nature and find wisdom in unexpected places.