The night of Thursday, March 14, was one of the events of the year for influencers on the national scene. The third edition of the Ídolo Awards, organized by the streamer Dulceida, was held at the Gran Teatro Príncipe Pío in Madrid and there was hardly a well-known face on social networks who wanted to miss the event, presented by Ana Milan and Carolina Iglesias.
As happened in the two previous editions, the nominees for each of the awards were chosen through a process in which the public voted, but also the opinion of communication agencies dedicated to the sector and a jury of creation experts. of digital content.
That is why, logically, it never rains to everyone's liking. This is precisely what the influencer and content creator Raquel Martínez, better known as Bonbon Reich, thinks, who decided to show in her Instagram Stories that she did not agree with the decision of the winner in the Humor category, Lalachús.
For Reich, the thing was clear: his colleague and friend Núria Casas was the one who should have won the award in that category. "Objectively, you are the winner of love, period. For me and for everyone who shouted your name, who I have heard from Tenerife." Martínez could not attend the Ídolo awards, as she was at the Dial Awards, in Tenerife, where she was surrounded by some of the best Spanish and Latin artists.
"Sometimes things are not objective," he writes on his Instagram account. "Although you are art and an artist," she concludes, sharing an image of herself with Casas.
The content creator thus showed her support for her partner, with whom she also shares a professional adventure in the form of a podcast, Pajama Party, since last April on Podimo.
Casas also expressed himself through his social networks, admitting that he had left the gala before it ended with his partner because "they were parents" and "they had to sleep." Not before acknowledging that she had "a little hope" in having won the award. Even so, she congratulated Lalachus "she had been nominated for three years and it was like 'she has to touch you'. I love her madly."
The influencer insists, she would have been happy if anyone had taken it, but she admits that "she would be happier if I had taken it."
Finally, the comedian Lalachus won the 2024 Humor Idol award, after being nominated for three consecutive years. "I follow in Eva's footsteps. Eva Soriano won it last year and I had to keep up early to win this award," explained the comedian, co-presenter of Special Corps on Europa FM, to Nacho García - who has baptized her as "the Leonardo DiCaprio of Idol" - in the radio space the same Friday.
"I said: 'I don't have anything prepared, I only have prepared what was from the first year that I was nominated.' I have been recycling it," the influencer explained, amused. "The first year I said 'just a year ago...' This year I said 'five years ago...' It was very nice."
The influencer also wanted to say thank you through her social networks: "My little lives, I'm dying of excitement. Third time's the charm, this year was complicated, because my nomination friends are incredible creators. A thousand thanks to all the little girl who follows me and supports me in all the things I do, I am very happy.
