| Eduardo Arozamena Medal | |
| Awarded For: | Fifty years in Mexican cinematic industry |
| Presenter: | National Association of Actors |
| Country: | Mexico |
| Year: | 1951 |
| Website: | www.ANDA.org.mx |
The Eduardo Arozamena Medal, (Spanish; Castilian: '''Medalla Eduardo Arozamena'''), is an accolade bestowed by the National Association of Actors to honor actors who have contributed fifty years to the industry of Mexican cinema.[1] Another familiar prize called the Virginia Fábregas Medal awards actors who have twenty-five years.
The medal was originally instituted by singer-actor Jorge Negrete, who was the association's secretary-general in 1951, and who wanted to honor the memory of actor Eduardo Arozamena who died that same year.
María Tereza Montoya.
Julio Monterde[2]
On November 14, 2001; the association held a ceremony in the Teatro Jorge Negrete. It was hosted by Jacqueline Andere and Ricardo Blume.