Iñigo Muguruza

Spanish musician born in Irun (Guipúzcoa,Basque Country) in 1964, died 5 September 2019 after four years illness. Is the younger brother of the musicians Fermin Muguruza (opens in a new tab) and Jabier Muguruza (opens in a new tab).
Iñigo, with fourteen years, began his musical career playing in a band called Desband. Iñigo ended up leaving the group, which later became Beti Mugan.
In 1984 he formed the group Kortatu (opens in a new tab) with his brother Fermin and Treku Armendáriz (opens in a new tab).
In 1990, he joined as second guitarist Delirium Tremens (opens in a new tab).
That same year, announced the birth of a new group, which proved to be one of the most important Basque groups of 90, Negu Gorriak (opens in a new tab), formed by Iñigo, his brother Fermin and Kaki Arkarazo (opens in a new tab).
In 1996, shortly before Fermin announced the dissolution of Negu Gorriak, Iñigo, along with his brother Jabier and Sergio Ordóñez, mounted the group Joxe Ripiau (opens in a new tab). During 2000 Joxe Ripiau (opens in a new tab) released their latest album.
In 2001 Iñigo founded a new group, Sagarroi (opens in a new tab). On March 25, 2010, after 10 years of artistic activity, the band Sagarroi decided to terminate his career.
From 2013 to 2017 founded "Lurra", an acoustic group who released in 2014 "Askatsa Sisteman" album
From 2017 until his dead in 2019 founded "Hiru Leike" with singer Ane Odriozola and Paula Andrade on drums.