From Nieves Álvarez to Clara Lago: the red carpet for the 2023 Goya Awards

The red carpet (this year blue) for the Goya Awards has already been rolled out and the greatest actresses and actors in our country are passing over it this Saturday, February 12. This 37th edition, held at the FIBES Conference and Exhibition Center in Seville, has Clara Lago and Antonio de la Torre as masters of ceremonies.

The temperature in the Seville capital, which was around 15 degrees when the red carpet started, allowed the invited stars to wear spring clothes without suffering hypothermia.

the protagonist of Eight Basque surnames She has opted for a sophisticated black dress with a pronounced V-neckline and a built-in cape. De la Torre, who surprisingly has not been nominated in any category this year, has posed with black pants and a matching velvety jacket. Everything to the classic.

Nieves Álvarez, dressed as her friend Stéphane Rolland. With this haute couture dress, our most international model has once again become one of the best dressed of the night.

Simply spectacular. Amaia Salamanca has not been left behind with a flowing beaded dress, sweetheart neckline and train. Goya Toledo, always right, has also set the bar high.

Belén Cuesta, winner of the Goya for Best Actress in the 2020 edition for the infinite trench, has opted for the color with which our actresses never fail: black. Her designer, Pedro del Hierro.

Another of the big names in our cinema, Cayetana Guillén Cuervo, has also followed in the wake of black with one of the most successful designs of the night.

Macarena Gómez and her husband, Aldo Comas, are also among the guests and this year they have once again put the point of color. They never go unnoticed.

Sara Sálamo, who lives in Seville, has come with a dress with transparencies and floral drawings. Juana Acosta has surprised with a pale pink dress with bateau neckline, chiffon skirt and ruffles.

Elena Furiase, who gave birth to her second child in July, a girl named Nala, has opted for red, a color that is always present in any self-respecting gala. It is a dress with a cape and embroidered details. It is signed by Roberto Diz. She intervenes in the gala for the tribute that the academics pay to Lola Flores in her centenary.