Who are Hispanic Radio’s Best? Let ‘Em Know By Friday

By FYH News Team

Published on April 18, 2022

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Who will win a Medallas de Cortez at the 2022 Hispanic Radio Conference?

You can help determine the winners, but time is running out.

The deadline to submit your nominations is Friday, April 22.

Nominations for the 13th Medallas de Cortez awards must be received by this Friday! If you know someone who is doing great work in Hispanic radio, don’t miss this chance to spotlight their efforts with a nomination.

The highly coveted awards, sponsored by vCreative, will be presented at the Hispanic Radio Conference, June 22-23 in Miami at the Intercontinental at Doral. Nominations can be made in seven categories: Marketer (may be someone from a station, an agency, or a client), National/Syndicated Personality, Local Personality, Program Director, Sales Manager, General/Market Manager, and Station of the Year.

The Medallas de Cortez awards presentation is one of the most inspiring and memorable aspects of the Hispanic Radio Conference. By recognizing excellence in Hispanic radio, these awards pay tribute not only to some amazing and dedicated professionals in Hispanic radio, they serve to energize and encourage others to follow their footsteps.

The awards are named in honor of Raoul Cortez, who founded KCOR — the first Spanish-language station in the United States — in 1946. Nominations are open to anyone, Hispanic and not, who is involved in Hispanic broadcasting. The goal is to make sure everyone dedicated to this segment of the industry has an opportunity to be recognized for their contributions to excellence in radio.

Click here to make your Medallas de Cortez nominations, and remember, nominations are due by April 22, 2022.

Click here to register for the Hispanic Radio Conference today!

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