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Premios Ídolo Argentina announces nominees across 29 categories
Premios Ídolo Argentina announced nominees for its 2026 awards, which recognize digital creators and online content.
The ceremony is set for Oct.
28 at Buenos Aires’ Usina del Arte.
Organizers said the awards received more than 290,000 public submissions and span 29 categories, from streaming to music.
New categories will recognize streaming-channel communities and emerging digital reporters.
Sofía “La Reini” Gonet and Grego Rossello will host the ceremony, which will be broadcast live on Streams Telefe.
Marta Fort, Juli Poggio and Fede Popgold will interview nominees and guests on a red carpet themed “Romantic Garden.”
The ceremony will bring together nominees across fields including fashion, food and entertainment.
Premios Ídolo Argentina 2026 has announced nominees across 29 categories.
The ceremony will take place on October 28 at the Usina del Arte in Buenos Aires.
The awards received more than 290,000 public submissions.
The categories span areas including streaming, fashion, food and music.
The ceremony will be broadcast live on Streams Telefe.
- Who
- Nominees for the Premios Ídolo Argentina 2026 awards.
- What
- The awards announced nominees across 29 categories.
- When
- The ceremony is scheduled for October 28, 2026.
- Where
- Usina del Arte in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Why
- To celebrate digital creators and work across areas including streaming, fashion, food and music.
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- Categories
- 29
- Public submissions
- More than 290,000
- Ceremony date
- October 28, 2026
- Venue
- Usina del Arte, Buenos Aires
- Live broadcast
- Streams Telefe
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