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Tartalo Music Subscriber Count - YouTube Channel Stats

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Channel age: 13 years (joined December 2012)

Tartalo Music subscriber count: 32,600 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 10,349,636 total views across 123 videos. Channel age: 13 years (joined December 2012).

Subscriber count
33K
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
10M
Videos
123
Avg views/video
84K

Subscriber growth

2026-06-24+0 over 2 days2026-08-31

About

Hey! I'm Iñigo, a music composer and multiinstrumentalist from the Basque Country. I draw inspiration from paganism, mythology and medieval times to create melodic pagan folk with a touch of symphonic epicness. I'm most known for composing epic Celtic music, but my music goes far beyond. It is the perfect blend of Celtic music with elements such as bagpipes, whistles, bodhran, and fiddles; Wardruna alike Viking and pagan music with thundering percussions and the ancient sound of basque folk elements like the Alboka. I tend to mix all these folk music textures with orchestral or symphonic elements: choirs, orchestral sections, and percussions to create extremely melodic and powerful musical passages that resemble ancient myths and legends in a fantasy music context.

Tartalo Music on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the Tartalo Music subscriber count?
Tartalo Music has 32,600 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does Tartalo Music have?
Tartalo Music has 10,349,636 total views across 123 videos.
When did Tartalo Music start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
Tartalo Music created its YouTube channel in December 2012. The channel is 13 years old. Searches for Tartalo Music age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does Tartalo Music make videos about?
Tartalo Music is classified under Politics in our directory. About: "Hey! I'm Iñigo, a music composer and multiinstrumentalist from the Basque Country. I draw inspiration from paganism, mythology and medieval times to create melodic pagan folk with a touch of symphonic".