Ràdio Barcelona held its first annual gala, La Nit de la Ràdio, to celebrate World Radio Day, where various awards known as the Toresky were presented. Notable figures were honored, including the legendary singer-songwriter Joan Manuel Serrat, who received an honorary award for his lifelong contributions to music and expressed profound gratitude, stating that his life would have taken a different course if not for the influence of radio. This highlights the significant role radio plays not only in entertainment but also in shaping individual lives and careers.

In addition to Serrat, awards were presented to various artists and organizations, including footballer Raphinha, the musical group Oques Grasses, and significant local entities like the Banc Sabadell and the Ayuntamiento de Barcelona. The event underscores the diverse contributions of individuals and organizations to the cultural landscape of Barcelona and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging these achievements on a public platform. The gala serves as a community celebration of creativity and a reminder that many talents owe their recognition to platforms like radio.

The event also recognized other talents, including scientist Eduard Batlle, who was named Personality of the Year, and cultural figure Leticia Dolera, further showcasing the interplay between different fields and the importance of community engagement and representation in cultural events. This inaugural event not only honors past achievements but also sets a precedent for future gatherings that celebrate radio and its significant impact on society.