La Base, Nadie sabe nada, Días Extraños y Vivir y morir en Gaza, among the winners of the iVoox Awards 2025

The leading Spanish-language podcast platform, iVoox, has held the eighth edition of its Audience Awards in a gala marked by recognition of independent podcasts and a significant increase in participation from podcasters and listeners. Hosted by actresses and podcasters Esti Gabilondo and Bárbara Goenaga, creators of ¿Te quedas a leer? and Señoras con Visón, the ceremony brought together the 17 award winners, led this year by La Base, Pablo Iglesias’s political analysis podcast; Nadie sabe nada, where Andreu Buenafuente and Berto Romero improvise on life; Días Extraños, in which Santiago Camacho explores the greatest mysteries of history; and Vivir y morir en Gaza, where Almudena Ariza and Raúl Incertis narrate firsthand the humanitarian tragedy in the Gaza Strip.

At the iVoox Awards, the community is the true protagonist, as it is a unique competition where the audience chooses the winners by voting for their favorite podcasts. This year’s reception has been a great success, with the eighth edition breaking records with over 1,500 participating podcasts and more than 300,000 votes from 80,000 listeners, cementing the iVoox Awards as a benchmark for Spanish-language podcasts.

Likewise, to celebrate the role of independent podcasts in driving Spanish-language audio, the gala dedicated a special segment to projects that keep the original essence of the medium alive, highlighting their commitment, authenticity, and creative freedom. During the ceremony, the growth of the sector and the establishment of initiatives that connect with their communities through closeness and narrative innovation were particularly emphasized.

The winners of a record-breaking iVoox Awards

In the Humor category, Nadie sabe nada, the popular comedy podcast by Andreu Buenafuente and Berto Romero, took the top spot; in Mystery, the winner was Días Extraños, where Santiago Camacho discusses enigmatic events; in Current Affairs and Society, La Base, where Pablo Iglesias analyzes political news, claimed first place; and in History and Beliefs, the top award went to La ContraHistoria, ahead of La Escóbula de la Brújula and Pedazos de historia.

In the other categories, the winners were: Noviembre Nocturno (Culture), featuring audio fiction and stories of fantasy, horror, and science fiction; Radio Fitness Revolucionario (Wellness and Family), where Marcos Vázquez talks with health specialists; La Órbita de Endor (Film), one of the most recognized podcasts analyzing movies and series; Criminopatía (True Crime), the successful true crime show by Clara Tiscar; PsicoGuías (Mind and Psychology), where Helena Echeverría shares advice on emotional well-being; Tribuna Deportiva (Sports), in which Héctor Gómez and Esther Collado review Valencia CF’s football season; Economía para quedarte sin amigos (Business and Technology), where Nuria Richart and Domingo Soriano explain economics in an accessible way; Universo de Misterios (Science), dedicated to exploring the greatest mysteries of the scientific universe; Museo Dance (Music), a podcast for all lovers of the “remember” genre; and La Voz de Horus (Video Games and Hobbies), covering everything related to the Warhammer 40K universe.

Additionally, as in previous editions, three special awards chosen by an expert jury were presented: Jules y Ren (Best Branded Podcast), an audio fiction produced by Renault and Podium Podcast, recognized for its excellent integration of the brand within a narrative that works on its own; Vivir y morir en Gaza (Best Emerging Podcast), the documentary series by Almudena Ariza, Raúl Incertis, Yes We Cast, and RTVE Play, praised for its rigorous and human approach to a highly topical conflict; and Nadie sabe nada (Podcast of the Year 2025), selected from the winners of the 14 audience-voted categories for maintaining, after thirteen seasons, a conversational format driven by improvisation and the chemistry between Andreu Buenafuente and Berto Romero.

For this eighth edition, the jury was composed of Ángela Blanco, Video Editorial Director at Webedia España; Eva Correa, Vice President of the Academia del Audio and Director of the creative agency MecMec; Eva Niñerola, Head of Audiovisual and Podcast Content at La Vanguardia; Mia Font, Head of Digital and Podcast Content at El Terrat; and Aitor Lagunas, journalist, director of Panenka magazine, and creator of the podcasts Brazalete Negro and El Atlas de Brazalete.

Awards to Boost Spanish-Language Podcasts

The gala, held in a hybrid format from the BCN Media Hub studio, brought together all the award winners in an edition that reinforced the community spirit of the awards. It also once again highlighted iVoox’s role as a meeting point for Spanish-language podcasts, showcasing the talent and creative diversity shaping the present and future of audio.

The iVoox Awards were launched in 2018 with a single recognition and a clear idea: to allow the audience to reward their favorite creators and give visibility to projects that deserved a larger platform. Over time, the platform has preserved this essence and established a benchmark competition to promote Spanish-language podcasting, expanding categories and fostering an increasingly active and connected community.

Juan Ignacio Solera, founder of iVoox, highlights, “Every year we see the community grow and strengthen, and this edition confirms the value of independent podcasts as a creative driving force in the sector. At iVoox, we continue working to provide creators with a sustainable and open environment, where they can develop their projects and connect with an audience that wants to listen to and support them.”

Discover the winners and finalists of the iVoox Awards 2025: https://go.ivoox.com/ik/827