Soberano Awards 2026 opens press accreditation process
Santo Domingo.– The Association of Art Journalists (Acroarte) announced the opening of the press accreditation process for the coverage of the Soberano Awards 2026 gala. The process is enabled from February 24th to March 7th.
Media outlets interested in covering the awards ceremony must complete their application exclusively through the following link:
https://forms.gle/v9f2umCTXMfCYM3x6, which is on the website www.acroarte.com.do. The form must be filled out by the head of the entertainment or social section of the media, the producer of the television program, or the director of the corresponding digital media.
https://forms.gle/v9f2umCTXMfCYM3x6, which is on the website www.acroarte.com.do. The form must be filled out by the head of the entertainment or social section of the media, the producer of the television program, or the director of the corresponding digital media.
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For additional information, interested parties can write to the email address: acreditacionesps2026@gmail.com.Each media outlet must take into account that accreditations will be granted as follows:
Digital media: one (1) representative per medium. Written press (shows): one (1) journalist and one (1) photographer. Written press (social events): one (1) journalist and one (1) photographer. Written press (magazines): one (1) journalist and one (1) photographer. Television press: one (1) talent and one (1) cameraman. The Soberano Awards 2026 will be held on March 18th in the main hall of the Eduardo Brito National Theater. The ceremony will be broadcast nationally by Color Visión (channel 9). In the United States, it can be enjoyed through Univision and the streaming platform ViX, thus expanding its reach to the Dominican diaspora and the Latin public in the rest of the world and has the co-sponsorship of Cervecería Nacional Dominicana and BanReservas.#Most read
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