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26th Annual Premios Gardel

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26th Annual Premios Gardel
Date28 May 2024
LocationMovistar Arena
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Hosted byIván de Pineda
Most awards
Most nominationsMilo J (15)
Websitepremiosgardel.org.ar
Television/radio coverage
Network
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The 26th Annual Premios Gardel honored the best recordings, compositions, and artists from 1 January to 31 December 2023, as chosen by the members of Argentine Chamber of Phonograms and Videograms Producers, on 28 May 2024. In its 3rd year at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires, the ceremony was broadcast on Star+ and Star Channel, and was hosted by Iván de Pineda for the third time. The event was co-hosted by Evelyn Botto, Nacho Elizalde and Cris Vanadía.[1][2][3] The nominations were announced on 30 April 2024; Milo J received the most nominations with fifteen, followed by Emilia with twelve.[4]

Miranda!, Lali, Milo J and Bizarrap were the night's biggest winners, receiving three awards each. In the big four categories, Miranda! won Album of the Year for Hotel Miranda!, Lali won Song of the Year for "Obsesión", Fito Páez won Record of the Year for the 2023 version of "La Rueda Mágica", which featured Andrés Calamaro and Conociendo Rusia, and Milo J won Best New Artist.[5] Charly García was honored with the Lifetime Achievement "Say No More" Award.

Lali made history as the first female artist to win Song of the Year three times, joining only Abel Pintos and Vicentico. Moreover, she became the first artist in history to win Best Music Video with two videos from the same album after winning with "Disciplina" in 2023 and with "Quiénes Son?" in 2024.[6]

The premiere ceremony took place earlier on the same day as the main event at the Vorterix Theater in Buenos Aires. During the ceremony, the winners of 30 out of the 50 categories were announced. The event was not broadcast live, but a television special aired on 29 May 2024 on Star+.[7]

Background

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Category changes

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For the 2024 ceremony, three new pop categories were introduced, expanding the total number of categories to 50. This move was interpreted as a response to the criticism faced by the awards in the preceding year for overlooking prominent pop artists, notably Lali, in favor of songs that, while popular, did not strictly fit the pop genre, such as "Muchachos, Ahora Nos Volvimos a Ilusionar" by La Mosca Tsé - Tsé.[8] The new categories were Best Urban Pop Album and Best Urban Pop Song, while the category for Best Romantic/Melodic Album was rebranded to Best Traditional Pop Album.[9]

Issues in the voting process

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Unlike the other categories, where winners are chosen by a committee selected by the Argentine Chamber of Phonograms and Videograms Producers (CAPIF), the winner of the Song of the Year category is chosen online by the audience via Instagram and Facebook. On 23 May 2024, CAPIF announced the suspension of social media voting for this category. The decision stemmed from the detection of serious irregularities that compromised the integrity of the voting process.

According to the official statement issued by CAPIF, problems were identified in the social media voting. These irregularities revealed the presence of numerous votes not from authentic users or genuine followers of the nominated artists, but from bots—computer programs designed to simulate human activity online. This discovery raised concerns within the Argentine music industry, as it undermined the transparency and fairness expected in a public voting process. "This situation is unacceptable and absolutely incompatible with the objective of public voting, as it does not represent the will or preference of the public at all," CAPIF stated. Therefore, it was confirmed that voting via social media was completely annulled. However, they assured that alternative methods were being evaluated to determine the winner of the Song of the Year category, while consistently upholding the principles of fairness and transparency that characterize the awards.[10] It was clarified that the category would neither be suspended nor voted on by a special jury. The goal was to rely on the public's opinion, as they had been the ones deciding the winners for this category for several years.[11] On 28 May 2024 at 12:00 PM ART, a voting line was open to choose the winner of the category via SMS. Later that evening, during the main ceremony, "Obsesión" by Lali was proclaimed Song of the Year.

Performers

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The first batch of performers, including Nicki Nicole, Miranda!. Tiago PZK and Milo J, among others, was announced on 20 May 2024.[12] The second batch of performers was announced on 24 May 2024. It included Album of the Year nominees Lali and David Lebón, among others.[13] The performers for the premiere ceremony were announced on 28 May 2024.[14]

Premiere ceremony

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  • Los del Portezuelo
  • BB Asul
  • Mar Marzo
  • Clara Cava

Main ceremony

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List of performers[15]
Artist(s) Song(s)
Luck Ra "Que Me Falte Todo"
"Hola Perdida"
"La Morocha"
Miranda!
Ca7riel y Paco Amoroso
"Don"
Milo J "M.A.I"
"Rara Vez"
Usted Señálemelo "Nuevo Comienzo"
David Lebón
Luz Gaggi
Tribute to Charly García
"Desarma y Sangra"
Los Nocheros
MYA
Emanero
"Entre La Tierra y El Cielo"
Rosario Ortega
Indios
Tribute to Charly García
"Pasajera en Trance"
Tiago PZK "Mi Corazón"
Bandalos Chinos
Lisandro Aristimuño
Tribute to Charly García
"Viernes, 3AM"
Lali "Disciplina"
Fabiana Cantilo
Silvestre y la Naranja
Tribute to Charly García
"Demoliendo Hoteles"
Ráfaga
Fer Vázquez
Roze
Salastkbron
L-Gante
La T y La M
El Negro Tecla
"Una Cerveza"
"Inocente"
"Tal Par Cual"
"Ahí Ahí"
"Pa' La Selección"
Nicki Nicole "No Voy a Llorar :')"
"Dispara ***"

Winners and nominees

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The nominations were announced on 30 April 2024 on a livestream by Fede Bareiro, Cris Vanadía, Ceci Mendez and Guille Gilabert.[16] Winners appear first and highlighted in bold.[7][17]

General Field

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General Field
Song of the Year
Record of the Year
Best New Artist
Collaboration of the Year

Pop

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Pop
Best Pop Album
Best Pop Song
Best Pop Group Album
Best Traditional Pop Album
  • Toda Una Vida – Dany Martin
    • Aute por Demare – María José Demare
    • Lo Que Soy – Yamir Rojas
Best Urban Pop Album
Best Urban Pop Song

Rock

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Rock
Best Rock Album
Best Rock Song
Best Rock Group Album
Best Hard Rock/Punk Album

Urban & Reggae

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Urban & Reggae
Best Urban Album
Best Urban Song
Best Urban Collaboration
Best Reggae/Ska Album
  • Ska Beat City Sings Jamaica – Ska Beat City
    • La Misión – El Natty Combo
    • Volveré a Encenderte – Raices

Tango, Jazz, Classical & Instrumental

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Tango, Jazz, Classical & Instrumental
Best Tango Album
Best Tango Song
Best Instrumental Tango Orchestra Album
  • Cicatrices – Quinteto Negro La Boca
Best Instrumental/Fusion/World Music Album
  • Eiké! (Entrar en el Alma)Chango Spasiuk
    • Ecléctica – Manu Sija
    • Semillas de Milonga (Libro 1 y 2) – Martín Liut
Best Jazz Album
  • Escalectric – Escalandrum
    • La Falacia del Espantapájaros, Música de Flores Vol. 6Juan "Pollo" Raffo featuring Tomás Pagano & Rodrigo Genni
    • Los Trabajos y Las Noches – Roxana Amed & Frank Carlberg
Best Classical Album
  • Dos Siglos de Música – Compositoras Argentinas Vol 2 – Melina Marcos
    • Parotti, Obras para Violín y Piano Vol. 1 – Elías Gurevich & Melina Marcos
    • MetamorphosenErnesto Acher & Ensamble Sur

Folk

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Folk
Best Folklore Album
  • Canciones del Viento – Maggie Cullen
    • Suelto – José Luis Aguirre
    • Vida – Marcelo Dellamea
    • NaturalSoledad
    • Retrato de FamiliaTeresa Parodi
Best Folklore Song
Best Folklore Group Album
  • Eco – Ahyre
    • Material UrgenteLuciana Jury & Milagros Caliva
    • Puñado de Tierra – Orquesta Popular de la UNA
Best Chamamé Album
  • Aromas del Tiempo – Dúo Bote
    • Volver en Guitarra – Diego Arolfo
    • Las Guaynas Porá – Las Guaynas Porá

Tropical & Cuarteto

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Tropical & Cuarteto
Best Tropical Album
  • Porque Te Quiero – Nico Mattioli
    • FavoritosDalila
    • Resiliencia – Julián Bruno
Best Cuarteto Album
  • La Muela – LBCEugenia Quevedo & La Banda de Carlitos
    • La Voz Femenina del Cuarteto (En Vivo) – Magui Olave
    • Luna Park N° 12 (En Vivo)Ulises Bueno
Best Tropical Song
Best Cuarteto Song
Best Tropical Group Album
  • Los Charros 30 AñosLos Charros
    • Live Session #1 – Tambó Tambó
    • Cumbia Viva Session #3 Los Leales – Cumbia Viva & Los Leales
Best Cuarteto Group Album
  • Arriba Las Palmitas – Cachumba
    • Desde el Bar – Banda Mix
    • 25 Años – La Banda al Rojo Vivo

Alternative & Dance/Electronic

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Alternative & Dance/Electronic
Best Alternative Pop Album
  • Nafta II – Nafta
    • Pura – BB Asul
    • Hola Precioso – El Kuelgue
    • Aqua di Emma – Emmanuel Horvilleur
    • Sueño Cítrico – Silvestre y la Naranja
    • Pulsión – Mar Marzo
    • Rawr – Taichu
Best Alternative Rock Album
Best Alternative Folklore Album
  • Caramelos de Felicidad – Los Tabaleros
    • Eletrío: Los Árboles Míos – Eleonora Eubel, Marcelo Lupis & Rodrigo Agudelo
    • Dueña de MíVerónica Condomí
Best Electronic Music Album
  • 333 – Evlay
    • Fetiche – Electrochongo
    • Quimera – Mistol Team

Live, Music Video, Visual Media & Children's

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Live, Music Video, Visual Media & Children's
Best Live Album
  • Divididos en Vélez – Agradecer y SeguirDivididos
    • Homenaje a De Ushuahia a La Quiaca – Barbarita Palacios
    • XV Años – En Vivo Estadio ObrasEruca Sativa
    • Salir de Acá!Lucy Patané
    • Miguel Mateos Sinfónico (En Vivo)Miguel Mateos
Best Music Video
Best Long Form Music Video
Best Cinema/Television/Audiovisual Production Soundtrack Album
Best Children's Album
  • Para saber que te quieroCanticuénticos
    • Upa – Pim Pau
    • Malos Negocios – Raviolis

Package, Concept, Historical & Singer-Songwriter

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Package, Concept, Historical & Singer-Songwriter
Best Cover Design
Best Concept Album
Best Catallog Colection Album
Best Singer-Songwriter Album
  • El Rostro de los AcantiladosLisandro Aristimuño
    • La Fuerza – Duratierra
    • 3D – Santi Celli
    • Tríada – Sol Bassa

Production & Engineering

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Production & Engineering
Producer of the Year
  • 111 – (Milo J)
    • Facundo Yalve, producer
  • Escalectric – (Escalandrum)
    • Escalandrum & Esteban Sehinkman, producers
  • EADDA9223 – (Fito Páez)
    • Fito Páez, Diego Olivero & Gustavo Vorner, producers
  • Lali – (Lali)
    • Mauro De Tommaso, Dano, Jean Luka, Lex Luthorz, producers
  • Hotel Miranda! – (Miranda!)
    • Evlay, Mauro De Tommaso, Alejandro Sergi, Big One, Brian Taylor, Didi Gutman, Jay De la Cueva, Gabriel Lucena, Renzo Luca & Cachorro López, producers
  • Alma – (Nicki Nicole)
    • Tatool, producer
Best Recording Engineering

Special awards

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Say No More Award

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Charly García was honored with the Say No More Award for his illustrious career in Argentine music history. His colleague David Lebón accepted the award on his behalf. Throughout the evening, various artists paid tribute by performing several of García's songs.[18]

Multiple nominations and awards

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The following received multiple awards:

The following received multiple nominations:

References

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  1. ^ "Premios Gardel 2024: desde Lali Espósito, pasando por Miranda hasta Fito Páez, quiénes son los nominados". Infobae (in Spanish). 30 April 2024. Retrieved 1 May 2024.
  2. ^ "Premios Gardel 2024: ya están los nominados, cuándo se entregan y todo lo que tenés que saber". Clarín (in Spanish). 30 April 2024. Retrieved 1 May 2024.
  3. ^ "Iván De Pineda conducirá los Premios Gardel 2024" (in Spanish). Prensario Música. 20 May 2024. Retrieved 20 May 2024.
  4. ^ "Premios Gardel 2024: Lista completa de nominados". Billboard (in Spanish). 30 April 2024. Retrieved 30 April 2024.
  5. ^ "Premios Gardel 2024: Lista completa de ganadores". Billboard (in Spanish). 29 May 2024. Retrieved 29 May 2024.
  6. ^ "La noche de Lali Espósito en los Premios Gardel 2024, show con drags y dedicatoria a la comunidad LGBTQ: "No están solos"". Infobae (in Spanish). 29 May 2024. Retrieved 29 May 2024.
  7. ^ a b "Premios Gardel 2024: arrancó la pre-gala y están los primeros ganadores". Clarín (in Spanish). 28 May 2024. Retrieved 28 May 2024.
  8. ^ "La filosa respuesta de Lali Espósito cuando le preguntaron si le molesta no estar nominada a los Premios Gardel". La Nación (in Spanish). 15 April 2023. Retrieved 30 April 2023.
  9. ^ "Definición de categorías" (in Spanish). Premios Gardel. Retrieved 4 May 2024.
  10. ^ "Premios Gardel 2024: Se suspende la votación en redes sociales para Canción del Año". Billboard Argentina (in Spanish). 23 May 2024. Retrieved 24 May 2024.
  11. ^ "Premios Gardel 2024: por qué se suspendió la votación del público para la Canción del Año". La Nación (in Spanish). 23 May 2024. Retrieved 24 May 2024.
  12. ^ "Nicki Nicole, Luck Ra y más: Descubrí el lineup y los conductores de los Premios Gardel 2024". Billboard Argentina (in Spanish). 20 May 2024. Retrieved 20 May 2024.
  13. ^ "Lali, Fabi Cantilo, David Lebón y más se suman al lineup de los Premios Gardel 2024". Billboard Argentina (in Spanish). 24 May 2024. Retrieved 24 May 2024..
  14. ^ @premiosgardel (28 May 2024). "Les presentamos los musicales EN VIVO de la premier de los #PremiosGardel2024". Retrieved 28 May 2024 – via Instagram.
  15. ^ Fernández Bitar, Marcelo (28 May 2024). "Premios Gardel 2024: el Oro fue para Miranda!, en una noche de homenaje a Charly y grandes shows". Clarín (in Spanish). Retrieved 29 May 2024.
  16. ^ "Nominados 2024" (in Spanish). Premios Gardel. Archived from the original on 4 May 2024. Retrieved 4 May 2024.
  17. ^ "Ganadores & Nominados 2024" (in Spanish). Premios Gardel. Archived from the original on 29 May 2024. Retrieved 29 May 2024.
  18. ^ "El homenaje a Charly García en los Premios Gardel 2024: quiénes participaron y el agradecimiento del ídolo". Infobae (in Spanish). 28 May 2024. Retrieved 29 May 2024.