Director Telmo Esnal, Marian Fernández and Paola Moto of Txintxua Film, and members of Argia Juan Antonio Urbeltz, Jexux Larrea, Fernando Aristizabal and Iñaki Arrangi have participated in the awards ceremony. At the time he received the prize, ESNAL said that the real prize is to make the film and now re-meet with the dantzaris. "Movies are ours until they're put on a screen. The film isn't mine, it's not Txintxua's, it's the public's."

Urbeltz wanted to make a nod to the symbolism of the dances, which is behind the dances that we have seen on the big screen, and has said that in the film it looks "a traditional world engraved with X-rays". The producer Marian Fernández thanked the technicians and the dancers who have collaborated in the film that "without the collaboration of Juan Antonio Urbeltz and the Argia group, it would have been impossible to carry it out".

Managers of the Basque cinemas began to award the prize in 2015. In the first edition the film LOREAK was awarded; in 2016 the film loves; in the third edition the filmmaker Juanba Berastegi was honored and last year the film Handia was recognized.