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The Oscars are the most important and long-awaited film festival of each beginning of the year, in fact, this edition is the 92nd and is held at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, right on the Walk of Fame. Watching it online means not sleeping, so we hope that on Monday the 10th you won't have to go to class or work.
In local time (East Coast of the United States) the Oscars delivery ceremony begins around 5 pm, but in Spain it will be 2 in the morning. It is estimated that the Oscars ceremony will end around 5 in the morning (Spanish time).
But those times are for the delivery gala itself, not for the entrance of artists, red carpet and the special prior to throw some chains.
Movistar+
Watching the Oscars ceremony from Spain is reduced to a single option, which is Movistar+ if you have the Cinema package Another option would be through the Yomvi app, since we can follow the Oscars ceremony live and in Spanish from anywhere in the world by entering with our username and password through from a laptop, tablet, mobile, etc.
To follow the Oscars awards ceremony, go to the Movistar+ Cine channel. But not everyone has access to that channel, but only those users who have the cinema package. Another option is to have the Fusion bread from Movistar + Ocio Total, which this pack is around €130 per month.
If we are only interested in the Cinema package, and we want to pay for it on time to see the Oscars, for example, we can access it for an additional 10 euros each month.
The channels where the Oscars ceremony will be seen are Dial 0 and Movistar Estrenos.
From 23:05 (Spanish time) there will be content on these channels about the Oscars and from 00:30 am (Spanish time), attendees will appear on the red carpet. When that is over, the ceremony will arrive, which is estimated to start around 2 am, as we have announced a few paragraphs above.
For those who want to see the gala, but without having to lose hours of sleep, they should know that Movistar will do a special on Monday, February 10with the best parts of the ceremony.
RTVE A La Carte
This is the only legal option we have left if we don't have Movistar+ on our television. Starting at 11:30 at nightthere will be a special program on "De película" (RNE) where listeners will be told about the reactions to the awards, the atmosphere of the gala, the styling, and else.
Not only can it be heard on the radio through Radio Nacional de España, but it can also be seen online on RTVE A La Carta both on the official website and on the mobile app.
There will also be a special program on RTVE called "minute by minute" to closely follow the ceremony of the world cinema academy, as are the Oscars.
Social networks
The other legal option will be to open Twitter or another social network like Instagram or Facebook, but we recommend Twitter which is the most used to follow certain events live, and keep an eye on the hashtags related to the Oscars.
What's more, there will probably be a few on Trending Topic the night of the ceremony, so it won't be too difficult to keep an eye on the Oscars ceremonyand see who takes the statuette home.
In one way or another, we will be able to keep an eye on one of the most important events in the world, since in just a few hours it brings together great artists from the world of acting, music, art, etc.. This is how special the Oscars 2020.
