Well, well, well! The red carpet is rolled out and the stars are sparkling brighter than a disco ball at a retirement home! As we tune into the *Martín Fierro of Movies and Series*, let’s just take a moment to appreciate the absolutely star-studded extravaganza we’ve been gifted tonight. It’s 8 p.m., and you know what that means—glitz, glam, and possibly even more sequins than we can handle!
Now, Susana Giménez, the reigning queen of the night, made quite the entrance. Did she just come straight from the set of *Porno y Helado*, or is that just her life? Either way, she stole the spotlight faster than a thief in a telephoto lens factory. Speaking of stealing the show, Gerardo Viercovich was busy snapping away as Guillermo Francella got chased by flashes all night! Honestly, if you’re not being hunted down by paparazzi at an awards show, are you really even there?
And how about Nancy Dupláa? She was in attendance, presumably taking a break from her Netflix miniseries filming—a working actress indeed! *Ding ding!* Leonardo Sbaraglia comes next, promoting his latest Netflix gem, *The Man Who Loved Flying Saucers*. Seriously, is that a movie or just something my uncle says after a few too many drinks?
Then we had the charming Benjamín Vicuña, hosting alongside Mariana Fabbiani, both looking like they just stepped off a high-fashion runway. Meanwhile, Anita Espasandin, sporting an elegant black strapless dress, looked as though she was auditioning for a part in *The Great Gatsby*! And let’s be honest, between kisses and cuddles, the couple seemed so in love they were practically asking for a reality show—*Keeping Up With the Espasandins* anyone?
Mariana Fabbiani also made a statement with her embellished attire, leaving us all wondering: do these people even wash their clothes, or are they just permanently enshrined in fabulousness? Gym membership? More like a seamstress membership! Gimena Accardi, doing the red carpet broadcasting for América TV, dazzled as well—who knew a beige design could look so, well, beige and yet totally stunning?
And we can’t forget about Liliana Parodi—her outfit was so color-coordinated it could have made a toddler with a box of crayons rethink their design choices! Luis Brandoni and Graciela Borges hanging out, looking like the most stylish grandparents ever, while Jorge Macri, the Head of Buenos Aires, attended as if this were all just an average Tuesday for him. You’ve got to love that blend of cinema and political glamor, right?
As we slide down this star-studded paragraph with the grace of Benjamín Vicuña on a frozen lake, it has indeed been a night to remember. Luis Ventura, the president of APTRA, had his moment too, proudly announcing plans for a Martín Fierro dedicated to theater. Bravo! Finally, someone’s considering all those overdramatic monologues we all secretly love!
So here we are, folks! Another dazzling evening of camaraderie and competition as we celebrate the best and brightest in Argentinian cinema. Whether you tuned in for the fashion, the romance, or just to see who tripped on the way to the podium, one thing’s for sure: this was a night for the history books, glittering with tales just waiting to be told! Here’s to a little more sparkle in our lives, and perhaps a good laugh or two along the way. Cheers!
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Shortly after 8 p.m., the red carpet broadcast began, an event that marked the beginning of the broadcast of the Martín Fierro of movies and series. As is usual in these ceremonies, the preview was the ideal setting for the stars of the night to show off their costumes and exchange affectionate greetings.
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