Radio Dénia gathered the society Dianense delivery of Notables 2012 Awards

One more year, the Dianist society gathered at the Gala of delivery of the José Marsal Caballero Notables 2012 Awards organized by Radio Denia.

In a dynamic gala marked by music, Cadena SER in Dénia counted on the collaboration of its announcers, Sergio Dénia and Pepa Ginestar, to lead the act. The awards were given by different personalities recognized from various sectors.

The night began with some florescent hands that gave way to a masterful performance by violinist Ana Requena. Some individuals "Gordo y Flaco" discussed the political reality in Dénia and ETC students performed a performance seasoned with songs personalized to the city's politicians.

After them began the award ceremony itself. The first to go on stage were Gabriel Martínez, director of Marina de Dénia Marina, and Reme Cerdà, manager of AETHMA, who presented the prize to the tourist promotion at the hotel Les Rotes.

Maribel Font, delegate of culture of the city of Dénia, and Aberto Morera, president of the Fundació Dénia, were in charge of presenting the prize for cultural promotion to Toni Reig, who wanted to share it with his partner Miquel Crespo.

The prize for sports promotion fell to the organizers of the Volta a Peu, and was delivered by Amparo Pérez, Club Gimansia Rhythm Dénia and Ramón Portolés, Real Club Nautical Denny.

The organizers thanked the recognition of a booming sport that has spread in recent years in the region in a spectacular way.

The most emotional moment of the gala was the memory of the missing Diego Mena "a person who never said 'no'", According to the video tribute.

Sonja Dietz, president of Multisecma, and Fran Vives, president of JOVEMA, presented the award for social promotion to First Corporal José María Gallardo, head of the Fiscal Area of ​​the Civil Guard of Dénia, who had in mind all the people who, in each destination, he has supported his work.

Jesús Reina collected the prize for the promotion of 2012 Solidarity, recalling an anecdote recently lived with alpinist Juanito Oiarzábal in the celebration of the Day of Mountains and paying tribute to his team of the Local Agenda 21.

The last prize to surrender was to the fallera promotion, which this year fell to José Vicente Benavente. The spirits of delivering it were Pere Martí and Patricia, representatives of the fallero world. Benavente had memories for his failure, the West District, and for the Fallera Local Board, of which 4 has been part for years.

To end the gala, the silhouettes that were part of the set throughout the event came out on stage to offer a nice choreography that was carried out by the Patricia Dance Studio Sentí.

Pangel Albi called the stage to the winners to take the final family photo and conclude a new edition of the awards José Marsal Caballero.