16th TVyNovelas Awards

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16th TVyNovelas Awards
Date1998
Location México D.F.
Hosted by Rebecca de Alba & Alfredo Adame
Most awards Pueblo chico, infierno grande (5)
Most nominations Esmeralda (11)
Television/radio coverage
Network Canal de las Estrellas
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The 16th TVyNovelas Awards were an academy of special awards to the best soap operas and TV shows. The awards ceremony took place on 1998 in Mexico D.F. The ceremony was televised in Mexico by Canal de las Estrellas.

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Rebecca de Alba and Alfredo Adame hosted the show. Pueblo chico, infierno grande won 5 awards, the most for the evening. Other winners Esmeralda won 4 awards, including Best Telenovela, María Isabel, Mirada de mujer and Te sigo amando won 2 awards and Alguna vez tendremos alas, El alma no tiene color, Huracán and Salud, dinero y amor won 1 each.

Summary of awards and nominations

TelenovelaNominationsAwards
Esmeralda
11
4
Te sigo amando
7
2
Alguna vez tendremos alas
6
1
Pueblo chico, infierno grande
5
5
Mirada de mujer
5
2
María Isabel
4
2
Mi querida Isabel
2
0
El alma no tiene color
1
1
Huracán
1
1
Salud, dinero y amor
1
1

Winners and nominees

Telenovelas

Angelica Aragon, winner for Best Actress Angelica Aragon.jpg
Angélica Aragón, winner for Best Actress
Barbara Mori, winner for Best Debut Actress Barbara Mori Ochoa.jpg
Bárbara Mori, winner for Best Debut Actress
Laura Flores, winner for Best Musical Theme (with Marco Antonio Solis) Laura Flores..jpg
Laura Flores, winner for Best Musical Theme (with Marco Antonio Solís)
Thalia, awarded with a Special Award for International Projection ThaliaSodi cropped.jpg
Thalía, awarded with a Special Award for International Projection
Best Telenovela Best Musical Theme
Best Actress Best Actor
Best Antagonist Actress Best Antagonist Actor
Best Leading Actress Best Leading Actor
Best Supporting Actress Best Supporting Actor
Best Young Lead Actress Best Young Lead Actor
Best Revelation Best Debut Actress

Others

Best Direction Best Direction of the Cameras
Best Art DirectionBest Decor
Best Original Story or Adaptation

Special Awards

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