Angela Torres had an unforgettable Sunday night by winning the Martín Fierro Award for Best New Talent at the awards ceremony dedicated to streaming.
According to the Noticias Argentinas news agency, the singer and actress, a star of the successful cycle 'Nadie dice nada' on Luzu TV, was one of the main figures at the gala and celebrated the statuette as the perfect culmination of a decisive year in her career.
The nomination, presented by Mica Vázquez and Juli Poggio, kept the suspense until the end. Angela competed against Tomás Limansky (Gelatina), Anacleta (Blender), Marcos Giles (Vorterix & Luzu TV), Luli González (OLGA), and Lola Latorre (La Casa Streaming) in a category that showcased the growth and diversity of the Argentine digital ecosystem.
Before the presentation, Damián Betular dedicated a few words that summarized the spirit of the recognition. "We are the best team in the world," he expressed, including both those in front of the camera and the entire team that works behind the scenes.
In an intimate tone, she stated that the program changed her life and that her colleagues inspire her "to be a better person every day."
In her speech, she chose to especially thank her colleagues from 'Nadie dice nada', whom she defined as a fundamental pillar in her growth. "I love you, I learn from you. Three Vélez," she said, referring to the Vélez Sarsfield stadium.
She also had words of gratitude for the public, for the "sudden" affection and constant support she receives at this stage of greater exposure and consolidation.
Angela's present is marked by important milestones. She will be opening for Shakira's shows at the Vélez Sarsfield stadium.
Angela herself announced it live during her visit to 'Nadie dice nada,' where she shared the news with Nico Occhiato and the rest of the team. "I'm going to open for Shakira at Vélez," she said. "I'm keeping it," said Angela, moved, before returning to the stage to close the performance.
While performing 'Te lo juro yo,' she warned a fan in the front row who was crying inconsolably. "I'm very nervous, I can't believe it, my album is going to play at Vélez," she said, showing the emotion of a long-awaited professional leap.
A young man dared to sing along with her, and at the end, they hugged, unleashing a general ovation.
After that encounter, other fans approached to give her a letter.
She highlighted her journey as a singer and actress and noted that this year the public got to know her "from a much more genuine place," in addition to highlighting her rapid adaptation to the codes of an already established team.
Without stopping the song, she came down from the stage, sang a cappella face-to-face, and invited him to share that moment.
The video went viral on social media and accumulated thousands of reactions that highlighted her closeness and sensitivity to the public.
A month earlier, the anticipation for her participation as the opening act for the Colombian had already caused a stir.
She also emphasized the affection she managed to generate in the audience thanks to her charisma, her humor, and her artistic sensitivity, and remembered the praise she received for her vocal harmony from Rosalía, a gesture that transcended borders.
Visibly moved, Angela went up on stage to applause and confessed her surprise. "I don't understand anything, this year has completely shocked me," she said between laughs, while acknowledging that she was trembling. I did it!
Recently, she was the opening act for Shakira's shows in Buenos Aires and starred in a moment that went viral during one of her concerts.
