There are less than 24 hours left until the announcement of the nominees and the opening of voting for the F5 Award

Not long to go, folks! Less than 24 hours to be precise. On Monday (2), at 8am sharp, we will open voting for the 2024 edition of the F5 Award. It is also at this time that we will make public the nominees in each of the 25 categories we will have this year.

In its tenth anniversary edition, the award will adopt genderless categories. In other words, instead of one category for best actor and another for best actress, for example, both compete together in the best acting category.

Don’t forget to vote for your favorite artists and productions. It’s okay to campaign on social media, ask your friends to vote a lot and keep your finger on the mouse! The champions in each category will receive a trophy.

In fact, speaking of winners, they will be announced on December 19th in a live that readers will be able to follow on the official channels of the Sheet. Columnists Gabriel Vaquer, Rosana Hermann and Thiago Stivaletti will comment on the results in a round table mediated by Vitor Moreno, deputy editor of F5.

HISTORY

The first edition of the F5 Awards took place in 2014 and received 30,793 votes across 20 categories. That year, among the winners were the soap opera “Império” and the miniseries “Amores Roubados”, in addition to the recently premiered MasterChef Brasil.

Over the years, names such as Bruna Marquezine, Juliana Paes, Cauã Reymond, Adriana Esteves, Alexandre Nero, Grazi Massafera, Bruno Gagliasso, Marjorie Estiano and Débora Falabella were some of the winners in the acting categories.

Xuxa, Ana Maria Braga, Fabio Porchat, Tata Werneck, Ana Paula Padrão and Maju Coutinho have already won as presenters. In the music categories, some of those who received awards are: Anitta, Ivete Sangalo, Marília Mendonça, Gusttavo Lima, Pabllo Vittar and Emicida.

The most recent edition of the F5 Awards was in 2021, when we received more than 1,654,455 votes in 30 categories. There were eight consecutive editions, resumed from now on.