The Cervantes Prize winners of the 1990s
The top 3 according to 8 votes from people: Adolfo Bioy Casares · Dulce María Loynaz · Francisco Ayala. (Updated Jul 18, 2021.)
The ten writers who received the Miguel de Cervantes Prize between 1990 and 1999.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 10
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1
Adolfo Bioy Casares
Argentina, 1990. Author of The Invention of Morel.
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2
Dulce María Loynaz
Cuba, 1992. A poet, the second woman to receive it.
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3
Francisco Ayala
Spain, 1991. Novelist and sociologist of the exile; he lived to 103.
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4
Mario Vargas Llosa
Peru, 1994. Author of Conversation in The Cathedral.
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5
Camilo José Cela
Spain, 1995. Author of The Hive; also a Nobel laureate.
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6
José García Nieto
Spain, 1996. A post-war poet.
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7
Guillermo Cabrera Infante
Cuba, 1997. Author of Three Trapped Tigers.
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8
José Hierro
Spain, 1998. Poet of Cuaderno de Nueva York.
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9
Jorge Edwards
Chile, 1999. Author of Persona Non Grata.
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10
Miguel Delibes
Spain, 1993. Author of The Holy Innocents.
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Comments (5)
Dulce María Loynaz, la gran poeta cubana.
Vargas Llosa con el Cervantes y luego el Nobel.
Miguel Delibes con El camino y Los santos inocentes, un maestro.
Cabrera Infante, Tres tristes tigres, genial y divertidísimo.
Bioy Casares, La invención de Morel, una novela perfecta.