Cuban artists Angie Hernández and Ulises Hernández have been nominated for the Ibero-American Platino Awards. Hernández is recognized for her sound work on “A Night with the Rolling Stones,” while Ulises is nominated for his composition in “La invención de las especias.” The awards celebrate excellence in Ibero-American cinema and enhance visibility for regional projects.
Two distinguished Cuban artists have reached the final nomination stage for the Ibero-American Platino Awards, which will be held on April 27 at the Ifema Municipal Palace in Madrid, Spain. Their achievements are highlighted on the Cubacine Icaic website, emphasizing their extensive careers in national cinema.
Angie Hernández has garnered a nomination for her work on the film “A Night with the Rolling Stones,” directed by Patricia Ramos. Hernández, a graduate of the Faculty of Audiovisual Media Arts and the International School of Film and Television, has collaborated with Ramos on past projects such as “El techo,” “I Love Lotus,” and “El aniversario.” In addition to her nomination, she is recognized for the sound design in notable documentaries, winning an award at the Ceará Film Festival for “La mujer salvaje” and contributing to the upcoming film “Estrés.”
On the other hand, Ulises Hernández is nominated for his composition in the Cuban-Costa Rican co-production “La invención de las especias,” directed by Tania Hermida. An accomplished musician, he competes with prominent composers including Alberto Iglesias and Gustavo Santaolalla. His notable film scores include works for Enrique Álvarez and Pavel Giroud, and he recently received the Coral Award for his work on the nominated film.
In the broader context of the awards, several films are vying for top honors, including the Spanish “La infiltrada” and the Argentine “El Jockey,” both of which are highlighted as leading competitors in multiple categories. The series “Cien años de soledad” has also made a significant impact with eight nominations. Noteworthy directors such as Arantxa Echevarría and Pedro Almodóvar are among the finalists in the direction category.
Since their initiation in 2014, the Platino Awards have become a hallmark for excellence in the Ibero-American film industry, aiming to enhance the visibility and global recognition of film and television projects from Spanish and Portuguese-speaking regions. They also encourage the development and quality of regional productions, as stated by Cubacine Icaic.
The nominations for the Ibero-American Platino Awards highlight the exceptional contributions of Cuban artists Angie Hernández and Ulises Hernández in film sound and music composition, respectively. Their impressive credentials underscore their significant roles in the industry. The awards continue to promote visibility and excellence in the Ibero-American cinematic landscape, recognizing outstanding films and filmmakers, thereby enriching cultural exchange in the region.
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