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Troféu Imprensa (English: Press Trophy, is an award presented annually by SBT, to honor the best Brazilian television productions, including telenovelas. It is known as the "Brazilian Emmy Awards."^{[ citation needed]}

Awards

• Best Telenovela
• Best Actor of Telenovela
• Best Actress of Telenovela
• Best Male Singer
• Best Female Singer
• Best Male TV Host
• Best Female TV Host
• Best Talk Show
• Best Comedy TV Show
• Best Children's TV Show
• Best Newscast
• Best Newscast Host
• Best Documentary TV Show
• Best Auditory TV Show
• Best TV Commercial
• Best Musical Group
• Best Song
• Best Country Duo
• Newcomer of the Year (Best New Artist)

See also

• Latin American television awards

External links

• Official website

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