- The actress receives the award for her ability to generate positive and brave views on the collective on and off the screen.
- COGAM highlights its key role in culture and the media to bring diverse realities closer to the general public.
- Flores joins a list of luxury winners along with Alana S. Portero, Eduardo Casanova and José Pablo López.
COGAM, the LGTBI+ collective of the Community of Madrid, continues to reveal the names that will mark the gala of the Triangle Awards 2026. The latest protagonist to join the award list is Alba Flores, who will receive the Visibility Triangle for her impeccable career and her firmness in giving space to diversity at the heart of culture and the media.
A necessary voice in front of the screen
For COGAM, the figure of Alba Flores transcends the purely artistic. Through her characters and her public presence, the actress has managed to get the general public to adopt a much more open and plural view. Her interventions have accompanied fundamental debates about identity, freedom and, above all, the right to exist without asking permission, especially with regard to the experience of women within the collective.
At a time when visibility is the best defense against the advance of prejudice, Flores’ role is consolidated as a necessary bridge to bring diverse realities closer to people who, otherwise, would remain alien to them.
A high record for 2026
With this announcement, Alba Flores completes a roll of honor that reflects the power of LGTBIQ+ talent and ally in today’s Spain. The actress will share the stage with:
- Alana S. Porter: The writer who has revolutionized literature with her trans narrative.
- Eduardo Casanova: For its disruptive aesthetics and its commitment to what is different.
- José Pablo López: President of RTVE, recognized for his promotion of diversity in public media.
This award not only rewards Alba Flores’ past, but also places her as an essential reference for the future of a Madrid and Spanish culture that refuses to return to the closet.
