The first Tecnun Tamborrada Tecnun held in 2016 with 86 participants, after approve board approve board budget the request of student body. That year, everyone dressed up as cooks and water carriers, with barrels and buckets, and there was only one flag (that of San Sebastián). The drums were purchased second-hand from the Sociedad del Club Deportivo Vasconia on the morning of the 20th. The route was extended due to a mistake, returning to Tecnun 10 p.m.

In this edition, the company had six flag bearers and three flags, and the issue participants grew to 118. The main novelty was that the drummers now wore uniforms, designed by Borja Martínez's mother and inspired by Napoleon's special troops.

That year, rain surprised everyone at the end of the Tamborrada, the only time in nine editions that bad weather had been encountered, although the Tambor Mayor had already order plastic be used. Throughout the year, the company also stood out outside the School: in November, five participants appeared in uniform in a short film in San Sebastián, and an article Diario Vasco article highlighted the international outreach event.

In this edition, 80 people were placed on a waiting list, a sample that more and more students and employees wanted to participate. The texts and videos produced that year describe how one of the most eagerly awaited days of the year is prepared and experienced. In addition, a YouTube channel features the Donostiako Martxa performed that year in the streets of the city.

The Tamborrada parade organized by the University of Navarra School of Engineering went ahead as normal, a normality that, who would have thought, would be sorely missed over the next two years. The day was cloudy, but at no point did it threaten to rain, and it stayed that way throughout the five hours of the parade, from 3:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

In 2021, the Tamborrada could not be held due to the pandemic, but the School kept up the tradition with a symbolic flag-raising ceremony in Ibaeta, wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. That same year, in Madrid, teachers and students organized their first Tamborrada on the last day of semester. In 2022, a return to normality was expected, but a spike in COVID cases forced the cancellation of several parades, including the School's.

In 2021, the Tamborrada could not be held due to the pandemic, but the School kept up the tradition with a symbolic flag-raising ceremony in Ibaeta, wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. That same year, in Madrid, teachers and students organized their first Tamborrada on the last day of semester. In 2022, a return to normality was expected, but a spike in COVID cases forced the cancellation of several parades, including the School's.

Students from all courses, alumni, professors, researchers, and employees took to the streets once again this year dressed as soldiers, water carriers, and barrels. This event is an opportunity to "make school" and share a special celebration for anyone from San Sebastián (or anyone who has studied in San Sebastián). That's why the video summary this edition includes clips of how the event was experienced on the campus Sebastián and Madrid campus .

On another day of excellent weather and bright sunshine, the company carried out its traditional tour, stopping at its most emblematic points (Rebotika, Benta Berri, NH, Antigua Luberri, etc.). video from that year sample, for the first time, some fragments of the rehearsals that participants must attend ensure that, on the day of the Tamborrada, everything sounds perfect.

The ninth Tecnun Tamborrada once again Tecnun the Antiguo neighborhood, although this time it started at the Manuel Lardizábal Ibilbidea roundabout due to the car park construction work. Employees, students, alumni, and friends filled the streets of San Sebastián with rhythm and joy, highlighted by some very active and well-tuned drums.