31st Forqué Awards
2025 Spanish film and television awards
The 31st Forqué Awards ceremony, for film and television, presented by EGEDA took place at the IFEMA Palacio Municipal in Madrid on 13 December 2025. The gala was hosted by Cayetana Guillén Cuervo and Daniel Guzmán.
Background
The nominations were announced on 5 November 2025. Later in the month, producer Emma Lustres was announced as the recipient of the EGEDA Gold Medal. La 2 and RTVE Play will broadcast the ceremony. The musical performances included "Ojos verdes" by Ruth Lorenzo, "Nada de nada" by Amaral and Mafalda Cardenal, "Toda una vida" by Chanel and Nil Moliner, "Porque te vas" by Jeanette and Chloé Bird, "Quisiera ser" by Marwán and Cayetana Guillén Cuervo and "Más bonita que ninguna" by Shaila Dúrcal.
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