The big night of the Ondas Awards

Julia Otero, María Escario, Wyoming and 'Polseres vermelles', among those awarded the Ondas Awards.

The journalists Julia Otero, María Escario and Pedro Piqueras, the showman José Miguel Monzón 'Gran Wyoming', and the TV3 television series 'Polseres Vermelles' collected their award this Wednesday at the 60th edition of the Ondas Awards of Radio Barcelona Cadena SER. The ceremony, which took place at the Gran Teatre del Liceu, distinguished the best works and professionals in radio and television.

Red bracelets has been recognized in the category of Best Spanish series, while Otero has been chosen in the section of Best radio career, and Wyoming, in that of Best television presenter, an award that he shares 'ex aequo' with the Tele5 journalist Pedro Piqueras.

On radio, Rac1's space has been awarded The competition as Best Program, and the Best informative treatment of an event has gone to Radio Galicia-Cadena Ser for its coverage of the fatal summer train accident in Santiago de Compostela.

Julio Ruiz's space has also received the Ondas Award Large Disk, from Radio Nacional de España (RNE), as Best Musical Program, while the award for Radio Innovation went to the 40 Principales program Yu: Don't miss anything.

The Ondas Television Awards have gone to the TVE space Master Chef as Best Entertainment Program and on 75 minutes, from Canal Sur Televisión, as Best Program broadcast by non-national stations or networks.

In addition, the LaSexta program Saved dedicated to the Valencia Metro accident has been awarded the Best Special Coverage. The Ondas for Best Presenter has gone to TVE sports journalist María Escario, and the Ondas for Best National Male Fiction Performer this year will go to Pepe Viyuela for his participation in the Telecinco series Aida.

In addition, the Catalan actress Michelle Jenner has been awarded the Ondas award for Best National Female Fiction Performer for her leading role in the TVE series Isabel.