- The Audiovisual Light Award has been received by the podcast BaDA!bil, produced by the production company Tres Damillas, and financed by the association Gerediaga and the EITB. The podcast has received around five tables with four roommates around the Durango Fair. The award was presented by the presenter of DreamAranguren and the radio and audio director of the EITB, Maite Goñi.
The BaDA!bil podcast has been awarded for the following reasons:
"If anything is our kryptonite, that's a great speed.
We're going too fast.
In a hurry and suffocation.
That’s how culture works (too).
Just like today’s news becomes old for next week, a book released this year, an album, a work of art of any kind... it has also become old for next year.
And it's old, not because we've deliberately studied it from a thousand points of view until it's boring, but because it's from last year.
Stop the machines. Are we going to think, think, talk? About the panorama of Basque culture, the transmission of Basque culture, what comes next to artificial intelligence, the precariousness of creation, being mainstream...
Even if we go too fast, we need spaces to discuss. If culture will save us, let it be for such considerations."
“It is said that the cultural world is intertwined, yes, but not in these terms.” The presenter of Sueños Aranguren of the podcast BaDA!bil and Asier Kortabarria, member of the production company Tres Damajes, explain what they have wanted to contribute to the artists with the podcast that has received the Premio Luz Audiovisual. Listen to what was said when I received the award: