Brenga Astur released its second CD, in this case under a new record company called FONOMUSIC (Madrid), in 1999. The title of this second CD was "Cancios del Gochu Xabaz", and in it the band offers a new collection of more traditional Asturian songs arranged by them, and some other new ones arranged according Asturian patterns of rhythms and style. So although most of the themes are Asturian, there are also a couple of them from Brittany as a tribute the band wanted to dedicate to a country that is a brother land of Asturies in many cultural aspects and personality.
Some of the guest musicians in this second Brenga Astur CD are Fonsu Fernández, ex-member of the band "LLiberdón", playing hurdy-gurdy; Xose Ambas, from the band "N'Arba" playing Scottish highland bagpipes; Rickhi Hambra playing Hindu tabla; Xuan Antón Barbolla playing bombarde; Dolfu Rodríguez, from the band "Dubrán", playing fiddle; Concha García doing a vocal duet with our singer Marta in the second theme "Agora non"; and Pedro Bastarrica (unfortunately he passed away recently) playing keyboards.
With this album, Brenga Astur won the award "Triskel Dixital CPN 2000" for the best Asturian song of the year 2000, with the song "Queixúmenes de la Braña". That song was then included in a CD collection released in Asturias that year. The title of the CD was "L'Asturianu vive, la llucha sigue" ("The Asturian language is alive, the fight continues"), and was a collection of the best Asturian songs of the year in Asturian language.