Miguel de Cervantes Prize

The Miguel de Cervantes Prize (Spanish: Premio de Literatura en Lengua Castellana Miguel de Cervantescode: es is deprecated ) is awarded annually to honour the lifetime achievement of an outstanding writer in the Spanish language.

Laureates

The list of winners is available at the official Premio 'Miguel Cervantes' website.^[1]

Year	Picture	Winner	Country	Genre(s)
1976	75px	Jorge Guillén	Spain	poetry
1977	75px	Alejo Carpentier	Cuba	novel, essay
1978	File:Dámaso Alonso.jpg	Dámaso Alonso	Spain	poetry
1979^[2]	75px	Jorge Luis Borges	22x20px Argentina	short story, poetry, essay, translation
1979^[2]		Gerardo Diego	Spain	poetry
1980	File:"Retrat de l'escriptor Juan Carlos Onetti (1909-1994)".png	Juan Carlos Onetti	Uruguay	novel
1981	75px	Octavio Paz	Mexico	poetry, essay
1982		Luis Rosales	Spain	poetry, essay
1983	File:RafaelAlberti01.JPG	Rafael Alberti	Spain	poetry
1984	75px	Ernesto Sabato	22x20px Argentina	novel, essay
1985	75px	Gonzalo Torrente Ballester	Spain	novel
1986	File:Antonio Buero Vallejo.jpg	Antonio Buero Vallejo	Spain	drama
1987	75px	Carlos Fuentes	Mexico	novel, essay
1988	File:María Zambrano ca. 1918.JPG	María Zambrano	Spain	philosophy, essay
1989	75px	Augusto Roa Bastos	File:Flag of Paraguay.svg Paraguay	novel
1990	75px	Adolfo Bioy Casares	22x20px Argentina	novel, short story
1991	File:Francisco Ayala.jpg	Francisco Ayala	Spain	novel, short story, essay, translation
1992		Dulce María Loynaz	Cuba	poetry
1993	75px	Miguel Delibes	Spain	novel
1994	75px	Mario Vargas Llosa	Peru	novel, essay, short story, drama
1995	75px	Camilo José Cela	Spain	novel
1996		José García Nieto	Spain	poetry
1997	75px	Guillermo Cabrera Infante	Cuba	novel
1998	75px	José Hierro	Spain	poetry
1999	75px	Jorge Edwards	Chile	novel
2000	75px	Francisco Umbral	Spain	novel, essay
2001	75px	Álvaro Mutis	Colombia	poetry, novel
2002		José Jiménez Lozano	Spain	novel
2003	75px	Gonzalo Rojas	Chile	poetry
2004	75px	Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio	Spain	novel, essay
2005		Sergio Pitol	Mexico	novel
2006	75px	Antonio Gamoneda	Spain	poetry
2007	75px	Juan Gelman	22x20px Argentina	poetry
2008		Juan Marsé	Spain	novel
2009	File:Jeppacheco.jpg	José Emilio Pacheco	Mexico	poetry, novel, short story
2010	75px	Ana María Matute	Spain	novel
2011	75px	Nicanor Parra	Chile	poetry
2012		José Manuel Caballero Bonald	Spain	poetry, novel
2013	75px	Elena Poniatowska	Mexico	novel
2014	75px	Juan Goytisolo	Spain	novel, essay
2015	75px	Fernando del Paso	Mexico	novel, poetry, essay, drama, short story
2016	75px	Eduardo Mendoza	Spain	novel, drama
2017	75px	Sergio Ramírez	Nicaragua	novel, short story, essay
2018	75px	Ida Vitale	Uruguay	poetry, prose, essay
2019	75px	Joan Margarit	Spain	poetry
2020	75px	Francisco Brines^[3]	Spain	poetry
2021	75px	Cristina Peri Rossi	Uruguay	prose, poetry, short story, translation
2022	75px	Rafael Cadenas	22x20px Venezuela	poetry, essay
2023		Luis Mateo Díez	Spain	novel, essay
2024	75px	Álvaro Pombo^[4]	Spain	novel, short story, poetry, essay

References

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↑ Fanjul, Sergio C.; Amat, Jordi (Nov 12, 2024). "El escritor español Álvaro Pombo gana el Premio Cervantes 2024". El País. https://elpais.com/cultura/2024-11-12/el-escritor-espanol-alvaro-pombo-gana-el-premio-cervantes.html.

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