Queen Letizia in Black for Miguel de Cervantes Prize

Lvaro Pombo, winner of the Cervantes Prize 2024, received this my rcoles the distinction from the hands of the kings of Espa a.

The workers of the newspaper reveal and comment on the titles that consider their weaknesses Álvaro Pombo, in his speech for the Cervantes Prize: “We have become between influencers and merchants” From Harry Potter to Las Witch passing through Twilight, The Hunger Games and The Great Friend. The editorial of the Diario.es opens the doors to their weaknesses, to the books that we consider our 'guilty pleasures' to celebrate Sant Jordi and Book Da…

The writer Álvaro Pombo (Santander, 1939) received this Wednesday the Cervantes Prize with a speech, read by the writer and historian Mario Crespo. Pombo lamented that "no one is now mourning for his honor, nor for the honour of Spain, nor for that of the Tato". "We have become between influencers and merchants", wrote the Santanderian author, after receiving the most important award of Spanish letters from King Philip VI and Queen Letizia, in a…

The writer Álvaro Pombo is fragile, has been fragile for a long time, came to Alcalá de Henares this Wednesday in a wheelchair, with his classic blue cap and his round caps, after not having attended on the eve of the traditional food in the Royal Palace for health reasons and after an afternoon of speculations about his presence or absence at the ceremony of delivery of the Cervantes Prize 2024. “I will do everything possible to attend”, he had…

April 23, 2025, Alcalá de Henares. Felipe VI and his wife were spotted wearing all black at the 2024 Miguel de Cervantes Prize for Spanish Literature ceremony, held by the Spanish monarchy. Here's a closer look at the details of her look!

The writer Álvaro Pombo (Santander, 1939) yesterday received the Cervantes Prize with a speech, read by the same writer Mario Crespo, in which he regretted that “no one is now mourning for his honor, neither for the honour of Spain, nor for that of the Tato.” “We have become between influencers and merchants,” said the 85-year-old Santanderino author, after receiving the most important award of Spanish letters from King Philip VI and Queen Letiz…