Nafarroa 1512 is a folk and rock band deeply rooted in the cultural and political history of the Basque Country, particularly Navarre's historical past. The name of the group itself references the year 1512, which marks a significant event in the region's chronicles—when the Kingdom of Navarre lost its independence to the Crown of Castile and Aragon. Their music is driven by a strong sense of identity and often revolves around themes of freedom, resistance, and historical memory.

Through songs like "Askatasun Haizea" (Wind of Freedom) and "Iraultzaren Metxa" (Fuse of Revolution), Nafarroa 1512 combines traditional and contemporary sounds to assert a sense of community and an undying spirit to fight for self-determination. Their tracks often incorporate the essence of Basque folk music, blending it seamlessly with the energy of rock, creating compositions that are not only melodious but also resonate with the struggles and aspirations of the Basque people. With releases like "Erreinu Zaharra" (Old Kingdom) and "Fronte Berria" (New Front), the band showcases their commitment to storytelling and preserving the rich history of their homeland through poignant lyrics and dynamic melodies.