what is this new awards ceremony presented by Nagui on France 2?

Next January, Nagui will be on France 2 in charge of Gold Bravosa ceremony which rewards works acclaimed by the public.

A ceremony where the public rewards? While France 2 is the official broadcaster of Music victories and Molièresthe channel decided to trust Nagui to host its new ceremony: The Golden Bravos. Alongside Leïla Kaddour-Boudadi, her accomplice on the radio show The Original Soundtrack on France Inter, the star host of France Télévisions will be at the helm of this new event during which the biggest cultural successes of the past year, all arts combined, will be rewarded. “The starting point was to tell myself that, since les 7 d’Or [les récompenses de la télé qui ont disparu au début des années 2000]television no longer had its party”Nagui told AFP, relayed by several media.

Where les 7 d’Or only rewarded TV shows, the host and producer chose to expand to all cultural disciplines to “do a transversal ceremony”with around fifteen categories. “The entire world of culture will be represented: cinema, theater, television, radio, books, podcasts, streaming, etc.”he explains. To choose the winners, there is no “election”, public vote or jury: the rewards will be based on measuring the number of entries or sales, audiences, etc. “The observation of public success is not an insult in itself”assures Nagui.

When will Bravos d’or be filmed?

Broadcast in January, the ceremony of Gold Bravos will be recorded “during December at the Théâtre Marigny”in Paris. And Nagui already assures that if the program meets its audience, it will be “destined to repeat itself in subsequent years”. It now remains to be seen whether the France Télévisions audience will be won over by this new TV event, as Nagui regularly gives viewers. In addition to providing entertainment every evening Don't forget the lyricshe recently celebrated the 40th anniversary of his musical show Taratata. Next summer, he will host the cult game Intervilles with Bruno Guillon, Valérie Bègue, Camille Cerf, Magali Ripoll and Yoann Riou.