In this year's event, remarkable achievements were celebrated across various fields. Machado was honored with the Best Director award for his program "Travesía Mágica" on the CMHW radio station. Here, children truly came alive through songs and poems, revealing their fascinating world. Luberta, on the other hand, won the directing award for "La Flor del Marabú," based on a script by Lili Romero. This work addresses the crucial issue of families forced to live in shelters due to weather or other factors. The jury also recognized actor Eme Fonseca for his leading role in this conflict.In the radio script section, Angel Luis Martínez's "Cenizas de la Espera" (Waiting Ashes) received well-deserved acclaim. Meanwhile, Arístides Gil Acejo's song "Happy Birthday" won the audiovisual award. At the 40th edition of the event, Mirtha Lilia Pedro Capó was granted the radio award for an actresse for her work on the provincial radio station CMHW. Kiusler del Castillo was named the best actor for his role in "Las Hermanas Brontë." Yanier Beltrán won the award as Radio Announcer for the program "El Guateque de Mi Bohío."The award for best photography went to Geordanys Santana for "Levedad" (Lightness), and Alejandra de la Caridad Hernández was awarded the Best Female Performance in Audiovisuals for her leading role in the play "Maité." Actress Mirtha Lilia Pedro Capó received the Agesta in Memoriam Award for her masterful role in "Segunda Voz" (Second Voice), and director Maritza Jiménez was chosen as the Artist of Merit from Cuban Radio. These achievements highlight the immense talent and creativity present in the world of radio and audiovisuals. Celebrating Excellence in Radio and Audiovisual Arts
Best Director Awards
Machado's "Travesía Mágica" on CMHW stood out, with children's creativity shining through. Luberta's "La Flor del Marabú" also made a significant impact, addressing a crucial social issue.
The jury's recognition of Eme Fonseca's leading role added another layer of excellence to these works.
Radio Script and Audiovisual Awards
Angel Luis Martínez's "Cenizas de la Espera" captured the essence of radio scripting, while Arístides Gil Acejo's "Happy Birthday" brought life to the audiovisual realm.
These awards showcased the diversity and talent in different forms of media.
Actress and Actor Awards
Mirtha Lilia Pedro Capó's performance in "Segunda Voz" was truly remarkable, earning her the Agesta in Memoriam Award.
Kiusler del Castillo's portrayal in "Las Hermanas Brontë" demonstrated his acting prowess and won him the best actor title.
Other Awards
Geordanys Santana's "Levedad" won the best photography award, highlighting the visual aspect.
Alejandra de la Caridad Hernández's leading role in "Maité" earned her the Best Female Performance in Audiovisuals award.
Yanier Beltrán's work as Radio Announcer in "El Guateque de Mi Bohío" was also highly regarded.
Director Maritza Jiménez's selection as the Artist of Merit from Cuban Radio further emphasizes the importance of these achievements.
