Platino Awards 2026: Ibero-America's Audiovisual Excellence Celebrated in Mexico

The XIII Premios Platino, held in the vibrant Riviera Maya of Mexico, once again shone a spotlight on the rich tapestry of Ibero-American audiovisual production. This prestigious ceremony, hosted at the Teatro Gran Tlachco in Xcaret Park, brought together luminaries from across the region to honor excellence in film and television.

This year's awards saw significant recognition for "El Eternauta," which secured accolades for Best Miniseries or Teleseries, Best Male Performance for Ricardo Darín, and Best Female Performance for Paulina Gaitán. The series' success underscores the growing quality and international appeal of Ibero-American content.

Guillermo Francella, a beloved figure in Ibero-American cinema, was deservedly presented with the Premio Platino de Honor, celebrating his enduring contributions to the industry. His presence and the recognition he received added a special warmth to the evening.

Other notable winners included "Sorda" for Best Debut Film, "La cena" for Best Ibero-American Comedy, and "El agente secreto" which garnered awards for Best Fiction Film, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Screenplay, highlighting the diverse talent and compelling narratives emerging from our shared cultural space. The Premios Platino continue to be a vital platform for celebrating and promoting the unique voices and stories of Ibero-America.