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The Sopelana group Kalamua has staged the invisible history of the mining women of Euskal Herria
The Kalamua theatre group has put on the stage the history of the mining women of Euskal Herria with "Alas de hierro". The six women who make up the group have combined creativity, vindication and humor. They have not found songs or hymns of the women miners, however much they have sought, but that has not been an obstacle.
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