Men’s Health Spain celebrated the second edition of its Next Generation Awards at Madrid’s Teatro Príncipe Pío, bringing together leading athletes, actors, singers, creators, and media personalities for a night honoring emerging talent and cultural impact.
The gala also marked a major milestone for the brand: the 25th anniversary of Men’s Health in Spain.
Hosted by Men’s Health and Women’s Health editor-in-chief Jordi Martínez alongside presenter Eva Soriano, the event featured standout moments including awards for actor (and cover star) Gabriel Guevara, Olympian Oriol Cardona, Paralympic athlete Audrey Pascual, singer Natalia Lacunza, and TV icon Jesús Vázquez.
One of the evening’s most powerful moments came when Vázquez, recipient of the Men’s Health Next Generation ICON Award, used his acceptance speech to condemn a recent homophobic attack in Seville, stating: “Let people be themselves—enough with the hate.”
The gala also featured a live performance by Natalia Lacunza and was supported by sponsors O2, B100, and Ford, with collaborations from Amix, Abanderado, Ceravé, and laCabine.
