Festival de Málaga will award its Biznagas at the closing gala of its 28th edition, presented by Salva Reina and Elena Sánchez
Singers María José Llergo, Xoel López and El Kanka will add a musical touch to the ceremony
The closing gala of the 28th Festival de Málaga will be held on Saturday 22 March at 20:00 at the Cervantes Theatre. It will be the perfect ending to an edition that has stood out for the quantity and quality of the best Spanish-language film content, and where were have seen the best-known faces of our seventh art.
The ceremony will be hosted by presenter and journalist Elena Sánchez and actor Salva Reina. The most eagerly-awaited moment will be the presentation of the Official Competition Biznaga awards. Guests will be able to enjoy musical performances by artists María José Llergo, Xoel López and El Kanka.
From 18:00 the Festival's webTV and its social media will broadcast the red carpet with all this year’s guests and award winners, while the gala can be followed on the same channel, on TVE's La 2 and the RTVE Play digital platform.
The final red carpet of the festival will feature numerous guests: Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi, Blanca Martínez Rodrigo, Martín Urrutia, Omar Ayuso, Yenesi, Álvaro Jurado, Mariano Peña, Nina, Jorge Silvestre, Mariona Terés, Piti Alonso, José Antonio Antón, Montse García, Andrea H. Catalá, Emilio Sánchez Ceballos, Javier Ferreiro, Karla Sofía Gascón, Javier Silvestre, Elena Rivera, Miquel Fernández, Emilio Sánchez Zaballos, Andrea Duro, Cayetana Guillén Cuervo, Alberto Ammann, Mike Fajardo, Sergio Alguacil, Mirela Balic, Óscar Higares, Nuria Fergo, José Corbacho, Óscar Lasarte, Andrea Compton, Belinda Washington, María Bernardeau, Gabriela Andrada, Eduardo Rosa, Valeria Monerri, Sofía Suescun, Álvaro de Luna, Manolo Caro, Alex de la Croix, Celia de Molina, Xoan Forneas, Eva Rubio, Omar Banana, Lola Lolita, Agustina Palma, Sofía Surferss, Sara Fructuoso, Enrique Arce, Virginia Riezu, Mar Lucas, Milena Smit, Mireia Oriol, Raquel Guerrero, Andrea Trepat, Luisa Mayol, Silma López, María Romanillos, Lucía de la Puerta, Laura Weissmahr, Alicia Armenteros, Ana Carlota Fernández, Andrea Garte, Carlos Soroa, Claudio Portalo, Javi Calleja, Jota Castellano, Le Cocó, Luna Berroa, Mamen Camacho, Marina Sabadell, Miguel Ángel Olivares, Raquel Quintana, Rocío Camacho, Víctor Pérez (Vyperr), Alejandro Agresti, Marta Hazas, Javier Veiga, Cyril Cadars, Alex Thompson, Noemí Ruiz, Carolina Yuste, Salva Reina, Elena Sánchez, Reyes Gallegos, Rafael Cobos, Marijo Larrañaga, Lu Mayol, Carla Flila Castello, Cayetana Cabezas, Almudena Cid, María Castro, Alex Saint, Antonio Dechent, Silvia Abascal, Hamza Zaidi, Verónica Díaz, Daniela Santiago, Eduardo Navarrete, Helena Kaittani, Jau Fornes, Borja Luna, Carlos Bardem, Nerea Barros, Violeta Mangriñan, Cecilia Suárez, Belén Ecija, Chacha Huang, Jorge López, Lila de Tots, Pepe Lorente, Fabiana Sevillano, Mara Guil, Fabio Collorichio, Michelle Calvo, José Pastor, Felix Sabroso, Dani Ibáñez, Javier Castillo, Marcela Vega, Iván Sánchez, Mariana Barassi, Tania Ximena Ruiz Santos, Nicolás Gil Lavedra, Chevy Muraday, Chus Western, Marcos Rodrigo, Basem Tomás Nahnouh, Elio Ságues Ochoa, Agustina Chiarino, Paolo Tizon, Mariela Besuievsky, Jimena Mencerreyes, El Kanka, María José Llergo, Julio Martín Macías, Miguel Molina Cabrera, Verónica Jorge, Ana Valero, Paloma García Del Busto, Paloma Bloyd, Pepe Carabias, Álex Montoya, Víctor Moreno Rodríguez, Pavel Giroud, Julia Juaniz, Pilar Palomero, Mercedes Morán, Pucho Martín, Belén Cuesta, Irene Escolar, Daniela Vega, Carlos Marques-Marcet, Fernando Enrique Juan Lima, Pedro Lozano, Sandra Romero, Carlos Armella, Luis Alberti García Sánchez and Alfredo Collorichio.
After almost ten days of screenings and presentations of films, series, documentaries, short films and Spanish-language film projects, the Festival de Málaga will present the awards to the winners of the ten Biznagas de Plata (Special Jury Prize, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Screenplay, Best Music, Best Cinematography and Best Editing) and two Biznagas de Oro (Best Spanish and Ibero-American Film), which will be awarded to the crews and stars of the films presented in the Official Competition.
This closing gala will put the finishing touch to an unforgettable edition of the Festival de Málaga, reaffirming its commitment to the promotion and dissemination of the best Spanish-language cinema. Ten days of films, talent and emotion have once again turned Malaga into the epicentre of the film industry. Now, the Festival bids farewell until next year by awarding the coveted Biznagas, leaving behind memorable moments and great stories.
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