Cristina Perez won his statuette as best female host on AM radio and dedicated his award to the AMIA victims and Hamas hostages. “Terrorism attacks our right to be who we are,” he said during his speech, after receiving his award at the Martín Fierro from Radio 2024. And he continued: “I pray for those who hope that those kidnapped by terrorists in Gaza will be released.”
The words of the journalist on stage they began by referring to the recent death of their father Enrique. “Thank you. My father listened to me every afternoon on the radio and it is the first time that he is not there. On this Martín Fierro, on this day, I dedicate it to my father and my brothers who are suffering this loss alongside me,” she began, moved.
And he continued: “I am very happy doing radio, those who know me in this room know that I leave my heart. When Marcelo Fígoli called me, he told me: ‘Why do you want to do radio?’. Because I am very happy doing radio and that is the first cause.”
“Fernando Subiratz, for the trust you had in me to call me in the morning when I came from doing a program at night; Iván Velasco, dear, thank you for the magic of these days,” Cristina Pérez continued thanking, with emotion on the surface.
“I thought a lot about what this nomination for best driver meant and I want to tell you, with all my heart, that there are no good drivers without good equipment“, without people who shine with talent and who generously allow us to guide a table, in which the final destination is that our listeners receive a quality product,” she said, referring to her work group that accompanies her every day on her program. radio.
“I am grateful for doing what I love every day,” said the host of “Cristina sinvueltas,” while she began to mention each of the members that make up her team. “Sol Durán, my producer, is with me; Maru Capello; At my table is Dr. Sin; Gustavo Bazan; Leticia Funes: wonderful people who make me a better person every day,” she reflected.
And I add: “Radio is a teacher of life, it brings out the best in all of us. “A silence can reveal the most human aspect of who we are.”
The journalist then dedicated a large part of her speech to referring to the AMIA victims and the Hamas hostages, and demanded justice.
“Whenever I have the opportunity to receive an award, I think for whom I have to raise my voice. In no time, it will be 30 years since the attack on the AMIA. In the rubble of the AMIA, where I saw many of them for the first time because we were starting our careers, we discovered that terrorism attacks our right to be who we are; and it is not normal to ask for justice for 30 years”he sentenced.
“There is a lot of talk about caste these years, the caste of the unpunished passes too low under the radar, against the caste of the unpunished I ask today. I pray for the families of the AMIA victims and those who hope that those kidnapped by terrorists in Gaza will be releasedespecially for the Argentine kidnapped people, among whom there are two babies, Ariel and Kfir Bibas, for them,” said Cristina Pérez, ratifying her request in front of everyone present.
“Thank you all, thanks to Radio Rivadavia, which is my home where I leave my soul every day, and which was resurrected like the phoenix to do radio with all my heart and the conviction to do journalism. Thank you,” the driver concluded, very excited.
