Antonio Banderas, a Spanish artist, director, and entrepreneur, did receive the" Agent of Change" prize at the approaching Youth Awards.
The difference honors their indefatigable social work and unwavering support for vulnerable groups in addition to their strong commitment to education and community service.
The Malaguean translator founded the Lágrimas y Favores Foundation in 2010, which was established in 2010, and the award recognizes its efforts in particular. Since its inception, this organization has been a societal impact engine for scholarships to universities, social initiatives, and assistance projects in the favor of biomedical patients and families who are at risk of exclusion.
The Youth Awards dinner will take place on September 3rd, at the Starlite Marbella, marking the first time the event has been hosted on European ground, so the awarding of this variation may have a historical nuance. The agreement between Televisa Univision and the Spanish government journalist RTVE led to the meeting.
Banderas will share the title of" Agent of Change" with the well-known Spanish group La Oreja de Van Gogh, which is known for its ongoing support of factors that include its active involvement in initiatives to help victims of natural disasters in Spain.
Jess Vázquez, a reporter from Spain, Alejandra Espinoza, a Mexican actress, and Clarissa Molina, a communicator from Dominica, may lead the gala. Additionally, the night will have the artistic performances of well-known artists from the business, including Camilo, Ngela Aguilar, Wisin, Yandel, Silvestre Dangond, and Eladio Carrión.
With this difference, the Youth Awards ' business once more affirms its intention to honor those people figures who use their power and resources to cause positive and lasting changes in society.
