In 2010, the "Diccionario de uso del español de Chile" (Dictionary on the use of Spanish in Chile) by the Chilean Academy of Language was published, incorporating ceacheí as a Chileanism. According to its authors, "ceacheí" was probably the most Chilean word incorporated in his work. Over the years, the cry has been converted into a transverse symbol and occupied on several occasions, as during the rescue of the 33 miners of the San José mine in 2010, who chanted the ceacheí on their first contact with the surface and then on multiple occasions once they left their confinement.