Jordi Hurtado, Iker Jiménez and Sandra Golpe among 2026 Antena de Oro winners in Spain

Television winners

The jury of the Federación de Asociaciones de Radio y Televisión de España (FARTVE) announced the winners of the 53rd edition of the Antenas de Oro on Tuesday, 27 October 2026. In television, Jordi Hurtado was recognised for presenting 'Saber y ganar' on TVE, a quiz show the jury called a classic and the longest-running programme on television. Sandra Golpe was honoured for directing and presenting 'Antena 3 Noticias 1' on Antena 3, while Iker Jiménez and Carmen Porter won for 'Horizonte' on Cuatro. Carlos Sobera received a prize on Telecinco for his career and his versatility across formats, and José Yélamo was recognised for 'laSexta Xplica' on laSexta. Trece was rewarded for 40 hours of broadcasting that covered the visit of Pope Leo XIV to Spain, with the jury citing the professionals, technicians and journalists who worked on it.

Radio and audiovisual prizes

In radio, Juanma Rodríguez won for 'El Primer Palo' on EsRadio, Jaime Cantizano for 'Por fin' on Onda Cero, Pilar Cisneros for 'Herrera en COPE', Carles Francino for 'La ventana' on Cadena SER and Isabel Gemio for the night programme 'El último tren' on Radio Nacional de España. Rodríguez is a columnist for ABC, and Gemio is currently presenting the second season of 'El último tren'. The audiovisual award went to the documentary '80º norte: donde el tiempo se congela', produced by Eric Frattini and Araceli Aranda and directed by Raúl Vaquero, which the jury credited with images of the team's difficulties in the Arctic.

Extraordinary awards

Three Antenas Extraordinarias went to the Archivo de RTVE, the Asociación Española de Futbolistas (AFE) and the city of Ceuta. The archive was recognised as the custodian of 90 years of RNE and 70 years of TVE, with the history of Spain preserved in the work of its staff. Ceuta was honoured for the courage, bravery and resilience of its citizens and of its president, Juan Jesús Vivas, after a crisis caused by the arrival of thousands of migrants from Morocco. The jury's citation for the AFE linked the country's World Cup title to national good spirits and credited the federation with promoting sport among young people.

Ceremony and public vote

The awards will be handed out at a gala on Saturday, 14 November, starting at 20:00 at the Gran Casino de Aranjuez, and it can be followed by streaming. Ana Belén Roy, a journalist at RTVE, will present the evening. This edition introduces a public vote, through the FARTVE website, for a communicator or a favourite radio or television programme.

Horizonte and Saber y ganar

The jury praised Horizonte as the season's breakthrough programme. El Mundo traced its path from the paranormal themes of Cuarto Milenio to a prominent slot on Cuatro focused on politics and social controversies, a rise that has also brought criticism and clashes with other professionals and programmes. On 7 October the programme reached a 13.1% audience share, three tenths behind El Hormiguero, and the figure has led Mediaset to reinforce its presence in the schedule. Jordi Hurtado, who received the 2025 Premio Nacional de Televisión according to RTVE, has presented 'Saber y ganar' for about 7,000 programmes, and the show turns 30 on air next February.