From Comics Blog I find out that the Awards de Notices Diary:
Felipe Hernandez Cava (Madrid, 1953) is one of the most fruitful screenwriters of our comic. In 1972, with the cartoonists Pedro Arjona and Saturio Alonso, he founded the collective El Cubri, which would become the promoter of a renovating style in the field of Hispanic comics. Director of such groundbreaking magazines as "Madriz" and "Medios Revuelve", exhibition curator, as well as a recognized theorist, Hernández Cava has won the award "for the best realistic comic book script" for his brilliant work in "Blind Serpents", a album drawn by Bartolomé Seguí and edited by BD Banda.
Jose Maria Martin Sauri (Barcelona, 1949) began his artistic career working for Bruguera and for the Creaciones Editorial and Selecciones Ilustradas agencies. In 1982, with texts by Pérez Navarro, he presented “Odysseus” in Toutain's “Illustration + Comix Internacional” magazine. It would be his definitive consecration. Away from the world of comics, Martín Saurí has triumphantly returned with “La conjetura de Poincaré”, a work written by Raule and edited by Diábolo. Due to his dazzling graphic realization on this album, the Catalan artist has been the ideal candidate to justly win the prize for “the best realistic cartoon drawing”.
Melchor Adolfo Prats González "Mel" (Cádiz, 1974) began his professional career publishing graphic jokes in the "Diario de Cádiz". In 2004, for “Míster K” from Ediciones El Jueves, he conceived “Your Father!”, A series that was well received. Two years later, Mel joins the staff of "El Jueves", for whose weekly he creates his core saga, "Genaro, la brasa en casa", a work in which he exhibits a very fine grace and for which he has deservedly obtained the award "for the best humorous cartoon script".
Elena María Soria Miranda "Mariel" (San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina, 1946) moved to our country in 1975, collaborating in various Spanish publications. In the mid-eighties, he recovered an old secondary character of his, the temperamental Mamen, and, with texts by Manel Barceló, premiered a new series in the magazine “El Jueves”, which immediately triumphed. For the second time in the history of these Awards, the freckled redhead who stars in the “Mamen” saga, draws the attention of the Jury, once again making Mariel the clear winner of the award “for the best humorous cartoon drawing”.
"Twice short" is a magazine published from Córdoba by Ariadna and coordinated by the enthusiastic José Vicente Galadí, who also directs the publishing label. This exceptional publication, with six years of life, which has already reached nineteen issues in its second period, treasures an exceptional staff of collaborators, united within it thanks to the prestige and human qualities of its director. On this occasion, the Jury has not had the slightest hesitation in awarding “Twice Brief”, with the greatest fairness, the award “for the best magazine of the year”.
Diabolo Editions It is a hopeful project, commanded by Lorenzo Pascual and Pilar Lumbreras, which saw the light in 2006 to worthily recover the work of young authors, both national and foreign, in addition to promoting comics that explore new fields in the field of Sequential Art. Diabolo's progression during this time has been spectacular. His daring and courageous bet has led the Jury to award him the "editor of the year" award.
"Vignettes from the Atlantic" It is a comic festival that has been held in La Coruña for twelve years. This show, created, promoted and directed by Miguelanxo Prado, is currently one of the most prestigious in Spain. For this important work to disseminate the universe of comics, "Viñetas desde el Atlántico" has won the award "for the best work in favor of the comic strip."
Jesús García Sierra "Yexus" (Santander, 1962), in addition to being a cartoonist, has been a cultural entertainer, exhibition curator, magazine director, columnist and editor of such attractive books as: "Conan", "Berni Wrightson", "Max" and "Sergio Toppi, a visionary between two worlds ”. Since 1991, the writer has carried out a weekly section dedicated to comics in Santander's “El Diario Montañés”. For this last activity, Yexus has been this year the appropriate winner of the Diario de Avisos award "for the best commentator".
Enric by Manuel González "Enrich" (Venissieux, France, 1930) publishes his first comic strips in the magazines "Trampolín" and "Alex", forming part after the first stage of the legendary "Uncle Live". His long professional career has been marked by a series of popular characters such as: "Ciriaco Majareto", "El Caco Bonifacio", "Tontáinez", "Don Inocencio", "El marriage Pirúlez", "Crispin" and "1 × 2 the Invader ”, among many others. Due to his unique artistic career, this veteran cartoonist has been the appropriate recipient of the award "for all of his humorous work."
Leopold Ortiz Moya (Cartagena, Murcia, 1930) is one of the most authentic symbols of the classical Valencian School, developing almost his entire comic career in Maga. For this editorial he would draw such suggestive serials as: "El Príncipe Pablo", "Velvet Negro", "Carlos de Alcántara" and "Bengala", among others. The award "for all of his realistic work" is the recognition of this Jury to the unquestionable and unrepeatable genius of Leopoldo Ortiz.