The 1st Annual Premios Odeón was held on January 20, 2020 at the Teatro Real in Madrid. It was broadcast on Televisión Española at 10 p.m. CET.[1] Nominations were revealed on December 19, 2019 during a press conference where they stated that "this award ceremony is considered the successor of the Premios Amigo and the Premios de la Música" which were canceled in 2007 and 2012 due to the Spanish economical crisis as well as the lack of strength of the Spanish musical industry.[2] Thus, the fact that this award show were able to happen symbolizes the revival of the Spanish musical industry after a long period of weakness and irrelevance.[3]
| 1st Premios Odeón | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Date | January 20, 2020 10:00 p.m.– 12:45 a.m. CET |
| Venue | Teatro Real, Madrid, Spain |
| Hosted by | Quequé |
| Highlights | |
| Album of the Year | #ElDisco by Alejandro Sanz |
| Best Male Artist | Beret |
| Best Female Artist | Vanesa Martín |
| Best New Artist | Aitana |
| Television/radio coverage | |
| Network | Televisión Española |
Background
editIn December 2019 the Premios Odeón were announced in a press conference as the equivalent to the Grammy Awards in Spain. Thus, this award ceremony, organized by the Asociación de Gestión de Derechos Intelectuales (AGEDI). Nominations were announced on December 19 with Spanish singer-songwriter Rosalía leading nominations with seven. On January 17 it was announced that La 1 would broadcast the ceremony. The person responsible for the scenography was Suso33.[4] Spanish humorist Quequé hosted the gala.[5]
Controversy
editThe ceremony was well organised even though many technical difficulties happened during its broadcast during presentations, monologues and musical performances. This pushed Radio Televisión Española to emit a communicate where they asked for explanations to the organizers of the Premios Odeón for technical errors: "The desire of the RTVE management team to promote and support music motivated the commitment to broadcast the Premios Odeón gala on January 20, on La 1, live and in the time slot maximum audience. Unfortunately, the result of this gala, held and produced by AGEDI, was very far from the quality standards that RTVE demands in its programs. RTVE Management regrets the inconvenience that these technical problems and mismatches produced in the audience and has requested explanations from the event organizers".[6]
The Premios Odeón were also criticized for being quote "elitist" and in favor to the main multi-million dollar record labels.[7] Most professionals highlighted the marginalization of independent artist or simply artists that do not belong to Universal or Sony Music. Awards like Best Live are not given to the artist with the best vocal ability but to the one who has sold more tickets over the past year, something that was very criticized.
Performers
edit| Artist(s) | Song(s) |
|---|---|
| Alejandro Sanz | "El Trato" (with Pol Granch) "No Tengo Nada" (with Pablo López) "Mi Persona Favorita" (with Laura Pausini) |
| Manuel Carrasco Mon Laferte |
"Dispara Lentamente" |
| Aitana Antonio José |
"Vas a quedarte" |
| Danny Ocean | "Swing" (with Alba Reche) "Me Rehúso" |
| Álex Ubago Andrés Suárez Natalia Lacunza David Rees Shuarma Georgina |
Tribute to José Luis Perales "¿Y Cómo Es Él?" "¿Por Qué te Vas?" "Te Quiero" |
| Beret Sebastián Yatra |
"Vuelve" |
| Vanesa Martín Carlos Rivera |
"De tus ojos" |
| José Mercé Tomatito Pablo Alborán |
"Tu Frialdad" |
| Estopa India Martínez |
"Fuego" |
| Lola Índigo Don Patricio |
"Lola Bunny" "Contando Lunares" |
Nominees and winners
editThe following is the list of nominees.
Song of the Year - presented by Andrés Ceballo and Nathy Peluso
Don Patricio featuring Cruz Cafuné — "Contando Lunares"
- Rosalía, J Balvin and El Guincho — "Con Altura"
- Don Patricio — "Enchochado de Ti"
- La Nueva Escuela and Omar Montes — "La Rubia (Remix)"
- Rosalía — "Malamente"
- Beret — "Lo Siento"
- Lola Indigo and Mala Rodríguez — "Mujer Bruja"
- Rosalia — "Milionària"
- Morat and Aitana — "Presiento"
- Rosalía featuring Ozuna — "Yo X Ti, Tu X Mi"
Album of the Year - presented by Laura Pausini and Pablo López
- Aitana — Spoiler
- Marea — El Azogue
- El Barrio — El Danzar de las Mariposas
- Rosalía — El Mal Querer
- Manuel Carrasco — La Cruz del Mapa
- Leiva — Nuclear
- Natalia Lacunza — Otras Alas
- Camela — Rebobinando
- Vanesa Martín — Todas las Mujeres Que Habitan en Mí
Best Music Video — presented by Amaral
Rosalía, J Balvin and El Guincho — "Con Altura" (by Director X)
- C. Tangana and Becky G — "Booty" (by Pablo Larcuen)
- Don Patricio and Cruz Cafuné — "Contando Lunares" (by Golden Beetle Films)
- Rosalía — "Malamente" (by CANADA)
- Alejandro Sanz and Camila Cabello — "Mi Persona Favorita" (by Gil Green)
- David Bisbal and Greeicy — "Perdón" (by Starlite)
- Morat and Aitana — "Presiento" (by Lyona)
- Aitana — "Teléfono" (by Mauri D. Galiano)
- Lola Indigo — "Ya No Quiero Ná" (by Bruno Valverde)
- Rosalía and Ozuna — "Yo X Ti, Tu X Mi" (by RJ Sanchez and Pasqual Gutierrez)
Best New Artist — presented by Álvaro Soler and Mala Rodríguez
- Adexe & Nau
- Alba Reche
- Alfred García
- Ana Guerra
- Beret
- Cepeda
- Don Patricio
- Lola Indigo
- Natalia Lacunza
Best Male Artist — presented by Alaska and Camela
Beret
- Alejandro Sanz
- Antonio José
- C. Tangana
- Don Patricio
- El Barrio
- Joaquín Sabina
- Leiva
- Manuel Carrasco
- Sergio Dalma
Best Female Artist — presented by Macaco and Niña Pastori
Best Group — presented by Mikel Erentxun and Ariel Rot
- Adexe & Nau
- Amaral
- Camela
- DVICIO
- Fangoria
- IZAL
- Mägo de Oz
- Marea
- Oques Grasses
Best Latin Artist — presented by Ana Guerra and Carlos Baute
Flamenco Album of the Year - presented by Paco León and Tomasito
José Mercé and Tomatito — De Verdad
Best Live - presented by Álvaro Urquillo and Tini
Manuel Carrasco — La Cruz del Mapa Tour
Honorific Award - presented by Antonio Guisasola and Edurne
Multiple Nominations and Awards
editThe following received multiple nominations.[8]
- Eight nominations
- Rosalía
- Six nominations
- Aitana
- Five nominations
- Don Patricio
- Four nominations
- Lola Indigo
- Three nominations
- Beret
- Manuel Carrasco
- Natalia Lacunza
- Ozuna
- J Balvin
- Two nominations
- Adexe & Nau
- Alba Reche
- Alejandro Sanz
- Ana Guerra
- Camela
- C. Tangana
- Cruz Cafuné
- El Barrio
- Leiva
- Marea
- Morat
- Vanesa Martín
References
edit- ^ RTVE, PRENSA (2020-01-17). "La 1 emite los Premios Odeón, la gran noche de la música en español con más de 100 artistas". RTVE.es (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ "La industria musical crea los Premios Odeón". El País (in Spanish). 2019-12-19. ISSN 1134-6582. Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ "Rosalía, Leiva o Amaia nominados a los nuevos Premios Odeón". HOLA USA (in Spanish). 2019-12-23. Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ "Así es el grafitero Suso33, responsable de la escenografía de los I Premios Odeón". Diario Sur (in Spanish). 2020-01-20. Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ "Quequé, traicionado por un micro abierto en los Premios Odeón". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish). Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ "RTVE pide explicaciones a los organizadores de los Premios Odeón por los errores técnicos". El HuffPost (in Spanish). 2020-01-21. Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ Montejo, Nerea (2020-01-21). "Los Premios Odeón o los premios por y para las grandes discográficas". Thunderstroke (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 2020-09-13. Retrieved 2020-05-22.
- ^ "Guía de los Premios Odeón 2020: Nominados, actuaciones, donde ver la gala en televisión..." ELMUNDO (in Spanish). 2020-01-20. Retrieved 2020-05-23.