"Inda" (yet, still). This is the word that pronounce those who still believe that the ancient isn't forgotten. That there is still intention to grow, to transmit, to change the world. That there is still the illusion of the distant in every step we take. That there is still the love of people and the intention to meet each other; the intention to be there, and that there will be also the ones that aren't yet.
The "rabel" or "Asturian Bandurria" contains with its force the eternity of the past in the present, and its insistence ends with the fusion of the bagpipe, saying the same word: "Inda, inda tú tarás" (Still, still you will be there).