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Sources & confidence

Where every fact comes from, and how well checked it is.

77% Verified

What this site is

This is an unofficial archive kept by one person, with no connection to NASKA, his management or his label. It does not speak for him and should not be cited as though it did.

It hosts no music, reproduces no lyrics, and claims no rights over any image it shows: every track links out to the platform publishing it, every lyric to the source licensed to print it, every photograph to whoever took it.

The point is documentation — putting in one place, in three languages, what is otherwise scattered across platforms, articles and posts that disappear.

The three labels

Every entry in the archive carries a confidence level. It is not a formality: anything not verified is rendered with a visible marker rather than being presented as fact.

Verified220
Checked against at least one reliable source — the official platform, the venue, a news outlet — and cross-referenced against a second where one exists.
Reported65
Published by a reasonable source but not cross-checked. Probably right; not yet confirmed.
Unverified0
A placeholder, or something that still needs research before it can be presented as fact. It stays visible because hiding it would imply the archive knows nothing about it.

How much is verified

Counted from the data itself when the site is built, not asserted by hand: if these numbers get worse, this page says so.

Where the data comes from

A nightly automated check compares the archive against these sources and reports the differences. Nothing editorial is ever written automatically: descriptions, biography and photographs are all placed by a person.

  • MusicBrainzRelease identifiers and artist metadata.
  • Spotify, Apple Music, DeezerTracklists, release dates, sleeves and listening links.
  • setlist.fmConcert setlists and documented live dates.
  • YouTubeOfficial videos, lyric videos and footage, from the artist’s channel and credited third-party channels.
  • GeniusLyrics, shown through their own player: the words are never stored here.
  • Wikimedia CommonsThe only freely-licensed photography in the archive.
  • News outletsThe press section: links only, never the text of an article.

Corrections

If something here is wrong — a date, a credit, a photograph that should not be here — say so and it will be corrected or removed. A request from a rights holder is handled first: [email protected].

NASKA is the stage name of Diego Caterbetti. Not to be confused with the North American Sport Karate Association, the racing driver Alberto Naska, or the Nazca lines.