La Traviata has appeared in the Adult murgas roll of honour of the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival since 2007. Up to its latest recorded award, in 2019, it has won 13 awards across 9 different editions.
In Performance, the category's main contest, it has not yet won first prize, but it has reached the podium: 1 second prize and 2 third prizes. Its best result: 2nd prize in 2011.
Outside the main contest it has also won: Criticón Prize (2 times), Presentation (best costume) (1 time), Mamá Lala Prize (1 time), Best percussion (1 time) and Tom Carby Prize (1 time).
Its award-winning songs include «El Quiosquero» (2015) and «Las señales» (2014).
Its award-winning costumes were designed by Jorge Álvarez Fraga (1 award). Some of its winning costumes: «Una noche en la ópera» (2007).
Its most recent recorded award dates from 2019: runner-up in Performance. It has not appeared in the roll of honour since.
Murgas are the critical soul of the Santa Cruz Carnival: satirical lyrics about current affairs, whistles and percussion. Their contest is the most crowded of the festival.
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