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Martín Fierro of Radio 2026: one by one, all the winners of the ceremony
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Martín Fierro of Radio 2026: one by one, all the winners of the ceremony

The Argentine radio industry held its annual celebration on October 21 at the Goldencenter venue in Buenos Aires, where the Asociación de Productores de Televisión Argentina (APTRA) awarded the Martín Fierro de Radio prizes. The ceremony, hosted by Luciana Rubinska and Luis Novaresio, recognized professional achievements across 32 categories spanning journalism, music, sports, and technical operations for work completed during 2025. Notable winners included Alfredo Rosso for his AM musical program, Rolando Graña for his morning journalistic show, and Ernesto Tenembaum for his FM daily program. The event also featured a red carpet segment led by Paula Varela and Guido Záffora, along with a special tribute to veteran broadcaster Julio Lagos. The awards covered various roles such as hosting, production, and technical operation, highlighting contributions from major AM and FM stations across the country.

The Argentine Association of Television and Radio Journalists awarded its annual radio honors at the Golden Center in Buenos Aires’ Parque Norte neighborhood on Wednesday night. The ceremony recognized outstanding productions from the 2025 broadcasting year across both AM and FM frequencies. Hosts Luciana Rubinska and Luis Novaresio guided the evening, which began shortly after 9:30 p.m. Local time. The association, led by president Luis Ventura, presented trophies in 32 distinct categories alongside five lifetime achievement tributes and a single gold award for the night. This marked a change from previous years, where separate gold awards were given for AM and FM sectors. Approximately 650 guests attended the event, seated at 66 tables for a multi-course dinner featuring dishes such as cheese croquettes with apple lasagna brûlée and beef eye fillet with Dijon cream. Ventura opened the proceedings with a speech defending the independence of radio journalism. He recalled that twelve years ago, separating the radio awards from television faced significant opposition. Channel managers had argued that television prizes held greater visibility and suggested radio worker awards should be relegated to commercial breaks. Ventura stated he refused to accept that directive. He emphasized that radio possessed more prominent figures than television and often supplied content to TV networks. He declared that radio was very much alive, challenging anyone who claimed otherwise to prove it publicly. Chants supporting Ventura erupted from several tables during his address. He responded by stating he would remain present in all capacities, urging attendees to show courage and commitment in their work. The broadcast production was handled by Red Cube. Coverage of the red carpet commenced before the main ceremony, featuring appearances by major figures in local radio. Paula Varela and Guido Záffora introduced the initial segments. The awards covered diverse genres including general interest programs, journalistic labor, sports reporting, and music curation. In the category for general interest programs on FM, Santiago del Moro and Maju Lozano won for their show on La 100. Other nominees included Elizabeth Vernaci on Pop Radio and Guido Kaczka with Claudia Fontán on La 100. For male journalistic labor, Alejandro Bercovich won for his program on Radio Con Vos. Nominees in this field included Eduardo Feinmann on Radio Mitre and Jorge Rial on Radio 10. Female journalistic labor saw Maria O’Donnell take home the trophy for her work on Urbana Play. Her competitors included Nuria Am on Radio del Plata and Rosario Ayerdi on Radio 10. Hugo Alconada Mon received the award for police and judicial columnist, represented by Maria O’Donnell. Federico Bulos won for sports journalistic labor for his work on Radio Continental. The Delta Music Team from FM Delta secured the prize for musicalization work. El Rotativo del Aire from Radio Rivadavia was named the winner for news service coverage. In the AM general interest category, Nancy Pazos won for her program on Radio 10. Facundo Pedrini, Tomas Trapa, and Mauricio Vera took the weekly FM program award for Contragolpe on Radio Con Vos. Several stations from the Grupo Octubre network maintained a presence throughout the nominations and winners list. These included AM 750, Aspen, Radio Continental, and Los 40. The event highlighted the continued vitality of the medium despite industry shifts. Ventura’s remarks underscored the professional pride within the sector. The specific menu items served to guests included vegetarian options such as mushroom fiore with glazed carrots and saffron cream. Desserts featured dark chocolate dome with coffee quenelles. The atmosphere remained lively, with audience participation evident during the opening speeches. The distribution of the golden statues concluded the formal recognition phase of the evening. All recipients were acknowledged for their contributions to the audio landscape over the past year. The ceremony served as a central gathering point for the industry’s key personalities.

How this report was made. Objective News wrote this report from 4 source articles, using AI-assisted synthesis under our methodology. It is our own text, not a copy of any single outlet. Read our methodology.

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Página/12 logoPágina/12Party-alignedCenterFactual: no official source document/info detectedObjective 989 hr. ago
Martín Fierro from Radio 2026: all the winners of a special gala

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Bias read (Center): This is a straightforward entertainment industry news report listing award winners. There is no political controversy, policy debate, or ideological framing present. The content is purely informational regarding cultural achievements in the broadcasting sector.

Why factuality: no official source document/info detected

Why objectivity (98): The tone is purely informational and neutral. It presents the list of winners and basic logistical details without injecting opinion, emotional language, or bias regarding the industry or the organizers.

La Nación logoLa NaciónIndependent🔒CenterFactual: no official source document/info detectedObjective 959 hr. ago
Martín Fierro of Radio 2026: a spicy speech, chants, tributes and the first winners

The Association of Argentine Television and Radio Journalists (APTRA) held its annual Martin Fierro awards ceremony for radio at the Goldencenter venue in Buenos Aires. The event was hosted by Luciana Rubinska and Luis Novaresio, with APTRA president Luis Ventura delivering a speech emphasizing the independence and vitality of the radio industry compared to television. Ventura addressed past conflicts regarding the separation of radio and television award categories, asserting that radio has a distinct identity and significant influence. Attendees chanted support for Ventura during his address, while he expressed his commitment to supporting the sector. The ceremony recognized winners across 32 categories, including Alfredo Rosso for 'La trama celeste' in the AM music program category and Marcela Tauro for her work in entertainment columns.

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Why factuality: no official source document/info detected

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Página/12 logoPágina/12Party-alignedCenterFactual: no official source document/info detectedObjective 909 hr. ago
Martín Fierro Radio Awards 2026: all the winners, speeches and coverage, minute by minute

The Argentine radio industry gathered for the 2026 Martín Fierro Radio Awards ceremony, organized by the Association of Argentine Radio Broadcasters (APTRA), to honor outstanding productions from 2025 across AM and FM formats. The event began shortly after 9:30 PM, featuring live coverage of winners and acceptance speeches. Several stations affiliated with the Grupo Octubre media conglomerate, including AM 750, Aspen, Radio Continental, and Los 40, were represented among the nominees. The article provides minute-by-minute updates on the proceedings, highlighting the competitive landscape within Argentina's major broadcasting groups.

Bias read (Center): The article covers a cultural awards ceremony in the media industry. While the mention of specific corporate groups like Grupo Octubre introduces a minor element of media ownership politics, the primary focus is on entertainment results and event logistics rather than political debate or policy. The

Why factuality: no official source document/info detected

Why objectivity (90): The tone is journalistic and neutral. It uses standard reporting phrases like 'celebrated its big night' and lists nominees/winners without injecting personal opinion or emotional adjectives beyond standard event coverage.

Infobae logoInfobaeIndependentCenterFactual: no official source document/info detectedObjective 859 hr. ago
One by one, all the winners of the 2026 Radio Martin Fierro

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Bias read (Center): The article reports on a cultural and professional award ceremony within the media industry. While the recipients are journalists who often cover politics, the specific subject matter here is the recognition of their professional achievements in broadcasting rather than a political debate or policy.

Why factuality: no official source document/info detected

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Perfil logoPerfilIndependentCenter8 hr. ago
Martín Fierro of Radio 2026: one by one, all the winners of the ceremony

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Bias read (Center): The article reports on an entertainment and media industry award ceremony, which is an apolitical subject focused on recognizing professional achievements in broadcasting. While some winning programs involve political commentary, the article itself functions as a neutral list of results and eventlog

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