Cuban professionals Angie and Ulises Hernández have been nominated for the Platino Awards, celebrating their significant contributions to cinema. The awards will be presented on April 27 in Madrid, Spain, with a focus on elevating Ibero-American films and television.
Two esteemed Cuban artists have been nominated for the prestigious Platino Awards, which will be held on April 27 at the Ifema Municipal Palace in Madrid, Spain, as reported by Cubacine Icaic. Angie Hernández, a graduate of both the Faculty of Audiovisual Media Arts and the International School of Film and Television, is recognized for her sound work on the film “A Night with the Rolling Stones,” directed by Patricia Ramos.
Hernández’s contributions to cinema extend beyond this nomination, as she has previously collaborated with Ramos on films such as “El techo,” “I Love Lotus,” and “El aniversario.” Her nominated work is in competition against pieces from Spain and Argentina. Notably, Hernández has also been involved in various notable documentaries and recently received an award at the Ceará Film Festival for her sound design in “La mujer salvaje.”
In addition, Ulises Hernández is competing for a Platino Award for his musical score in the Cuban-Costa Rican co-production “La invención de las especias,” directed by Tania Hermida. Known for his extensive contributions to Cuban cinema, Ulises faces competition from distinguished composers including Alberto Iglesias and Gustavo Santaolalla. His recent accolades include a Coral Award for his work on the nominated film.
This year’s award nominations highlight significant contenders, including the Spanish film “La infiltrada” and the Argentine film “El Jockey,” which feature prominently in 11 and nine categories respectively. Other notable nominations include the series “Cien años de soledad,” which earned eight nominations in total. The competition in the Best Film category is particularly strong, with several notable films contending for the top honor.
Since their inception in 2014, the Platino Awards have become a crucial recognition in the Ibero-American film industry. They seek to elevate the visibility of regional projects and to promote excellence in film and television within Spanish and Portuguese-speaking nations, further solidifying their role as a significant event in the cinematic calendar.
In summary, the nomination of Angie and Ulises Hernández for the Platino Awards underscores their exceptional contributions to Ibero-American cinema and highlights the growing recognition of Cuban artistry within the global film industry. The Platino Awards continue to celebrate excellence, compelling narratives, and outstanding talent across the region, fostering a rich cultural exchange among Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries.
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