Martín Fierro (price)
Martín Fierro is currently the most important Argentine radio award . It is awarded by the Asociación de Periodistas de la Televisión y Radiofonía Argentinas ( Society of Argentine Radio and Television Journalists ). Awards will be given to formats in radio and television as well as personalities.
The prize has been awarded since 1959, with an interruption between 1977 and 1988 due to the military dictatorship of the process of national reorganization . In 1992, the current concept was introduced, which, in addition to the Martín Fierro in Gold, the main prize, provides several categories in which a Martín Fierro in silver is awarded. Because of the dominance of the radio and television stations in the city of Buenos Aires , a separate prize has been awarded since 1991 for formats of the production facilities outside the capital, the Martín Fierro del Interior .
The award was presented by the epic Martín Fierro by José Hernández named the life of a gaucho describes. Therefore the statuette is also a gold- or silver-colored gaucho figure.
Categories
General
- Martín Fierro de Oro - Main Prize
Radio
- Daily journalistic format
- Sports format
- Weekly journalistic format
- General interest and culture
- Music format
- Journalistic work female / male
- Moderation male / female
watch TV
- Series / miniseries
- Telenovela
- Comedy series (e.g. sitcoms)
- Humor format
- Journalistic format
- News broadcast
- Culture, music and general interest
- Entertainment broadcast
- Sports broadcast
- Children's program
- Moderation female / male
- Journalistic work female / male
- Series actors female / male
- Telenovela actor female / male
- Comedy actor female / male
- Screenwriter
- Theme melody
- commercial
- Reality Show / Game Show (since 2007)
Grand Prize Winner from 1992
- 1992: Fax (humor broadcast)
- 1993: Mirtha Legrand (talk show host)
- 1994: Magdalena Ruiz Guiñazú (radio presenter)
- 1995: Antonio Gasalla (comedian and actor)
- 1996: Susana Giménez (game show host)
- 1997: Santo Biasatti (radio presenter)
- 1998: Marcelo Tinelli (comedy show host)
- 1999: Fútbol de Primera (sports broadcast)
- 2000: Sábado Bus (humor show)
- 2001: Telenoche (news broadcast)
- 2002: Culpables (series)
- 2003: Los Simuladores (series)
- 2004: Resistiré (Telenovela)
- 2005: Padre Coraje (telenovela)
- 2006: Mujeres Asesinas (series)
- 2007: Montecristo (telenovela)
- 2008: Lalola (telenovela)
Web links
- Report on the award ceremony 2007 ( Perfil )
- History of the award and winners from 1992 to 2006 (Spanish)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Until 2006, this category was divided into three categories: culture, music and general interest.