The last time we saw Oriol Pla Solina (Barcelona, ​​1993) he was receiving, wearing a blazer and looking radiant, the International Emmy for best actor for the series I, addictTwo weeks later, he appeared dressed in civilian clothes at the Casa Orlandai in Sarrià, friendly and talkative. This was the site of the Orlandai School, where he attended primary school. Later, neighborhood organizations and artists like his mother campaigned to have it converted into a community center; he even premiered his first original performance there. God isAfter the whirlwind, Oriol Pla is back in the theater: he's performing across Europe with Cliff, by Baró de Evel (this Christmas, at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan), for Catalonia with Throat and next year in Madrid and throughout the country with the now legendary Travy

Good news should be celebrated, and that's why we begin by mentioning that early this morning we witnessed a double historical milestone for Catalan audiovisualOriol Pla has been crowned in New York with the International Emmy for Best Actor for his role in I, addict (Disney+). And the other Catalan award of the night went to the director from La Ràpita, Joanna Pardos. She won the Emmy for best sports documentary for #It'sOver: diary of the champions (Netflix), which collects the testimonies of the female soccer players regarding the Luis Rubiales scandal at the 2023 World Cup.

A double milestone for Catalan audiovisual production. Oriol Pla has been crowned in New York with the International Emmy for Best Actor for his extraordinary role in I, addict (Disney+). He is the first actor from the state to be nominated for and win this prestigious award from the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, which recognizes outstanding television productions made outside the United States. The ceremony was held this Monday (early this morning) in New York.