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Premio Planeta 75th anniversary gala

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Premio Planeta 75th anniversary gala

The Premio Planeta is celebrating its 75th anniversary, marking seven and a half decades as a major literary award in the Spanish-speaking world. Founded in 1952 by José Manuel Lara, the prize has grown from an initial 40,000 pesetas to a current structure where the winner receives one million euros and the finalist receives 200,000 euros. The anniversary celebrations are centered culminated in Barcelona, with a gala expected at the Fira de Barcelona in Montjuïc attended by Montjuïc. King Felipe VI attended the ceremony, delivering a speech that emphasized “the importance of the 75th anniversary and Queen Letizia. For the value of creativity.” Queen Letizia also attended, drawing attention for wearing a customized black dress and a diamond bracelet that had not been seen in public since 2004. The current edition, edition saw a record 1,424 manuscripts were submitted, leaving with nine works remaining in contention following a disqualification. The presence of the Spanish monarchs at the event served as institutional support for the nation’s literary and publishing industries.

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