The ashes are: Le Petit Théâtre de Pain, Artedramas and Dejabu

The ashes of a generation announced the work to us with the eles, when it was premiered in the town of Luhuso, last November. They even told us that the funeral of the unmade revolutions was a feast: six people and a coffin, including their friend Odei. Last March, it was delivered in Hendaye. Meanwhile, Errautsak has been awarded the San Sebastian Theatre Prize, and players continue to fly the ashes from town to town. With great success, too.

Rather than the ashes of a single generation, I might say, several generations are ventilated in this work. The fire was kindled by the parents of these children of the sixties. And I may say, whether there has been no stopping of wood to be chipped in the descendants of that cremated generation from generation to generation. I'm talking about Bego!

It's never late. Like the Phoenix Bird of the Greeks, the Black Eagle in the Basques could be resurrected from the ashes. The Phoenix came back to life after five hundred years. What are two or three generations incinerated since the fall of the Kingdom of Navarre. I'm talking about Bego!

Congratulations to all of you who invented and played this game. You're lucky to have done an honest portrait of a creepy society. Because you show a confused society without complexes. Because on many occasions – often with responsibility – you have shown a Basque who does not understand each other without cynicism – or with a lot of
cynicism. Man, we don't hear each other. Obviously, clary and of course.

However, comparatively and verbally, in line with the motto of the youth group Hendaitz of Hendaye, “Think, don’t believe it!”, perhaps ours hasn’t done it yet – it hasn’t been completely incinerated – and the new ones have been born. Perhaps the old Greece could be revived in the new Basque Country. I'm talking about Oxala! These and other artists deserve it. As the previous generation of Odei and his friends sang: “The Basque Country is not dead, the Basque Country lives,” I say prefosta.