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Martín Fierro Radio Awards name winners in several categories
The 2026 Martín Fierro Radio Awards began in Buenos Aires on Wednesday at the Goldencenter in Parque Norte.
Argentina’s APTRA presents the awards for work in AM and FM radio during 2025.
The ceremony includes 32 categories, along with career honors, tributes and top gold awards.
Among the winners named were Marcela Tauro, Gabriel Marsili and Pachu Peña.
Gabriel Anello won for sports commentary, and Lucas Colautti won for production.
The awards recognize the people and programmes behind Argentine radio.
The 2026 Martín Fierro Radio Awards ceremony began at 21:31 on Wednesday at the Goldencenter in Parque Norte.
The awards recognize Argentine radio during 2025 across AM and FM.
APTRA is presenting awards in 32 categories, alongside career honors, tributes and top Golden awards.
Among the winners named were Marcela Tauro, Gabriel Marsili, Pachu Peña, Gabriel Anello and Lucas Colautti.
The ceremony is produced by Red Cube and hosted by Luciana Rubinska and Luis Novaresio.
- Who
- The Argentine Association of Television and Radio Journalists (APTRA) is presenting the awards. Winners named include Marcela Tauro, Gabriel Marsili, Pachu Peña, Gabriel Anello and Lucas Colautti.
- What
- The 2026 Martín Fierro Radio Awards are recognizing achievements in Argentine radio during 2025.
- When
- Wednesday; the ceremony began at 21:31. The article was published on 2026-10-22.
- Where
- The Goldencenter in Parque Norte, Argentina.
- Why
- To distinguish the best of Argentine radio during 2025, across AM and FM.
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The Martín Fierro Radio Awards ceremony began at the Goldencenter in Parque Norte.
The award presentations began.
- Award categories
- 32
- Programme musical on AM
- La trama celeste, Alfredo Rosso, AM 750
- Entertainment columnist
- Marcela Tauro, La 100
- Humour
- Pachu Peña, Re tarde, Pop Radio
- Sports commentator
- Gabriel Anello, Radio Mitre
- Production
- Lucas Colautti, Mañana Sylvestre, Radio 10
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