The program Que no surti d'aquí, from Catalunya Ràdio, has won ex aequo —along with Lo contó la ràdio, from Onda Cero— the Ondas award for best radio idea. The space from the Catalan public radio, presented by Roger Carandell, Marta Montaner, and Juliana Canet, has been awarded for being a display of how radio has evolved and for "opening new paths in consumption habits among the young audience". The jury made the verdict public this Tuesday after last week's decision to postpone the announcement due to the train accident in Urda. The awards ceremony will be held on November 26th at the Gran Teatre del Liceu.

Before the winners of the 72nd Ondas Awards took to the stage to collect their prizes at the Gran Teatre del Liceu, they attended the traditional reception held this afternoon at the Palauet Albéniz. Amidst beers, wine, cava, and even some with glasses of water, the award winners chatted casually with friends and gave interviews to the media in attendance. Among the award recipients was Toni Clapés, from the program RAC1 version, awarded for being the best radio program; José Miguel Monzón, better known as The Great Wyoming, who has received the award for best communicator; Leticia Dolera, for the series Puberty; the artistic team of Rage, headed by Carmen Machi; Isaías Lafuente for his career in radio, and Secun de la Rosa for his performance in Superstar.