“Don’t give money to those who already have it and have inherited it”

The controversy is growing Martin Fierro from Streamingwhich will take place on December 14th at the Buenos Aires Convention Center.

It all started when Paula Chaves announced that there will be one at these awards organized by OLGA and Telefe two shortlists “Best Community” and “Best Clip of the Year” determined by public voting.

When this became known, the scandal broke out People have to pay to vote to your favorite streaming channel, as is the case with TV shows such as: B. was the case Big Brother And The Argentine voice.

Immediately, Nicolas OcchiatoCreator of LUZU TV, published a post in which heHe urged his listeners not to invest any money to vote for them.

“Hey, on our part There is no need to spend money to vote for an award for us.“They show us the love of the community every day by accompanying us and choosing us,” the driver said Nobody says anything (LUZU TV), via a post by X (ex Twitter).

Then Mario Pergolini came alongthe creator of Vorterix, who publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the situation and also asked his followers not to vote for them.

First, the host of “Let the Sun Enter” (Vorterix) criticized the awards themselves: “I found out through LUZU. If not, the truth is that I didn’t know about these stupid… Martín Fierro awards, which.” One is delivered every 22 minutes and that has no value to me anymore, “You have to pay to vote for the best community.”

“And the truth is, it’s ridiculous and vile to do that… If you can’t organize it because you don’t have the money, downsize“, he bluntly addressed OLGA and Telefe.

In this sense, Mario also urged his community not to spend money on election fees: “The truth is, we tell you… I don’t think they will vote for us, I’m sure our community is not big enough for someone to do that.” But if there are 10 who pay for Vorterix then don’t do it, it doesn’t make sense.”

In light of this controversy, one of the founders of OLGA, Bernarda Cella came out to show her face and defended the decision to encourage people to vote.

“It gets our attention because It is a transfer that we carry out with a lot of effortYou know what it costs, it’s the first time it’s done, We want all channels to support us because it is there for everyone, it enriches us all,” said Luis Cella’s sister at the beginning.

Regarding the costs of organizing the great event, Bernarda explained in an interview Pure show (Thirteen): “We invited 600 people to dinner, it’s huge, “It’s on the same scale as the ones on TV, so we would like to have everyone pulled together.”

In this sense, he emphasized that this practice is not new: “The awards that people vote for have been around for a long time.the Martín Fierro de la Gente, the Gardel Awards, television programs, “It’s the first time it’s been criticized.”

Finally, he ironically responded to the criticism they receive from the competition: “It catches my attention because.” We would have loved to throw everything in the same direction and support each other“If someone else does it next year, we will be there to support them.”

To the reviews by Nicolás Occhiato (LUZU TV) and Mario Pergolini (Vorterix), the Gelatina driver who also interviewed the organization of these awards and the paid votes of the public.

in your program National industryPedro asked with a bit of sarcasm: “Are they the Martín Fierro of streaming or?” “It’s a certain network’s New Year’s Eve dinner and we’re going to blow out all their candles?”

“Do I go to Luis Cella’s birthday or do I go to Martín Fierro de Streaming?”Rosemblat repeated it with an ironic tone, directly mentioning one of the creators of OLGA.

Then Pedro complained about the shortlists that the public has to pay to vote: “You can’t charge for voting for the best clip of the year.”

Immediately afterwards, the Gelatina driver asked the question about the purpose of the money they would collect through referendums: “Do they distribute the money they charge for the news, keep it, or donate it? Who knows.”

With this in mind, Pedro took the opportunity to call on his community not to vote, but to vote Buy a ticket for the event organized by them via their streaming channel and criticized the Cella brothers: “We call on our community to join the Argentinos Juniors on December 19th.” “Don’t give money to those who already have it, who have inherited it.”

It’s worth remembering Luis and Bernarda are children of Luis Cella, a historical television producer.known for his work with Susana Giménez, who died in February 2013.