Premios TVyNovelas - Records and Facts

Records and Facts

  • Most awards to a single telenovela
    • El Privilegio de Amar - 10 Awards
    • Destilando amor - 10 Awards
    • Corazón salvaje - 9 Awards
    • Cañaveral de pasiones - 9 Awards
    • Abrázame muy fuerte - 9 Awards
    • Lazos de amor - 8 Awards
    • Alma de hierro - 8 Awards
    • Cadenas de amargura - 8 Awards
    • Cuna de lobos - 8 Awards
    • Imperio de cristal - 8 Awards
    • Para volver a amar - 6 Awards


  • Most nominations to a single telenovela
    • Vivir un poco - 15 Nominations
    • Abrázame muy fuerte - 14 Nominations
    • La fea más bella - 14 Nominations
    • Cadenas de amargura - 13 Nominations
    • Niña amada mía - 13 Nominations
    • Amarte es mi pecado - 13 Nominations
    • La madrastra - 13 Nominations
    • El privilegio de amar - 12 Nominations
    • El manantial - 12 Nominations
    • Las vías del amor - 12 Nominations
    • Rebelde - 12 Nominations
    • Heridas de amor - 12 Nominations
    • Pasión - 12 Nominations
    • Destilando amor - 12 Nominations
    • Alma de hierro - 12 Nominations
    • María la del barrio - 11 Nominations
    • Cañaveral de pasiones - 11 Nominations
    • Lazos de amor - 11 Nominations
    • Alborada - 11 Nominations
    • Fuego en la sangre - 11 Nominations
    • Para volver a amar - 11 Nominations
    • Soy tu dueña - 11 Nominations
    • Una familia con suerte - 11 Nominations


  • Telenovelas that won the main awards: Best Telenovela, Best Actress and Best Actor
    • La traición
    • Cuna de lobos
    • Imperio de cristal
    • El privilegio de amar
    • Lazos de amor
    • Corazón salvaje
    • Cañaveral de pasiones
    • Laberintos de pasión
    • El manantial
    • La otra
    • Amor real
    • Rubí
    • Alborada
    • Destilando amor

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