Premio de la Crítica (Poesía catalana)

Adrià Targa

Marc Granell

Marc Granell is a Valencian poet and writer, known for his work in the Catalan language. His poetry is characterized by a lyrical and reflective approach, often exploring themes such as nature, love, memory, and the passage of time. With a language rich in imagery and sensitivity, he stands out in contemporary literature. His poetic work is marked by the ability to capture the beauty of everyday life and transform personal experiences into universal verses. Granell also works in other cultural areas, being an active figure in the artistic scene.

Àngels Marzo

Àngels Marzo is a Spanish writer and poet, whose work is predominantly in the Catalan language. Her writing is marked by sensitivity and the exploration of themes such as memory, the passage of time, and the complexities of human relationships. With lyrical and evocative language, she has established herself as an important voice in contemporary literature. Her poetry tends to be introspective, inviting reflection on existence and emotions. Marzo has also actively participated in literary and cultural events, contributing to the vitality of the literary scene in her region.

Joan Todó

Maria Josep Escrivà

Dolors Miquel

Enric Casasses

Zoraida Burgos

Zoraida Burgos is a Spanish writer and poet, known for her literary work that frequently addresses social and historical themes, as well as the human condition. Her writing is characterized by sensitivity and depth in exploring characters and narratives that resonate with reality and emotions. With a career dedicated to literature, Burgos has contributed to the Spanish-language literary scene with various works exploring different genres. Her voice is recognized for its strength and ability to connect with the reader through impactful and reflective stories.

Lluís Solà

Gemma Gorga

Màrius Sampere

Carles Duarte

Jordi Llavina

Perejaume

Anna Montero

Anna Montero is a Catalan writer and poet, known for her work that spans both poetry and prose. Her writing is often characterized by a sensitive and introspective approach, exploring themes such as identity, emotions, and human relationships. With a careful and evocative language, Montero builds literary universes that invite the reader to a deep immersion. Her contribution to contemporary Catalan literature is marked by originality and the ability to connect with the audience through universal themes treated with authenticity.

Carles Miralles

Teresa Pascual

Joan Margarit

Ponç Pons

Josep Lluís Aguiló

Jordi Pàmias

Maria Beneyto

Màrius Sampere

Lluís Solà

Jaume Pont

Jordi Sarsanedas

Carles Torner

Jordi Cornudella

Joan Perucho

Joan Perucho was a prominent Catalan writer and literary critic. His work is marked by rich language and overflowing imagination, exploring themes such as the fantastic, the historical, and the exotic. He is known for his elaborate prose and his ability to create unique literary universes, where reality blends with fantasy in a hypnotic way. His influence on contemporary Catalan literature is notable, and his texts continue to be appreciated for their originality and depth.

Joan Brossa

Joan Brossa was a Spanish poet, playwright, and visual artist, a key figure of surrealism and visual poetry in Catalonia. Known for his avant-garde spirit and his experimentation with language, Brossa explored the possibilities of the object poem, scenic poetry, and artistic intervention in public spaces. His work challenged literary and artistic conventions, inviting playful and critical reflection on reality.

Miquel Martí i Pol

Enric Casasses

Antoni Puigverd

Miquel Martí i Pol

Narcís Comadira

Narcís Comadira is a Spanish poet, translator, and playwright, whose poetic work is distinguished by its formal rigor and its exploration of classical mythology, history, and the human condition. His writing, often marked by deep existential reflection and notable musicality, moves between tradition and modernity, seeking in language the vehicle to unravel the complexities of being. Recognized for his work as a translator of classical and modern authors, Comadira has significantly contributed to the enrichment of the literary landscape in the Catalan language. His poetry invites a dialogue with the past and the present, offering a lucid and committed voice to the exploration of beauty and truth in art.

Antoni Marí

Pere Gimferrer

Poet, essayist, and literary critic from Spain, Pere Gimferrer is a central figure in contemporary Catalan and Spanish literature. His poetic work is characterized by profound erudition, constant formal experimentation, and a desire to dialogue between popular culture and high culture. Throughout his extensive career, he has explored themes such as memory, identity, cinema, painting, and mythology, creating a rich and multifaceted lyrical universe. His influence extends to various generations of writers, consolidating his position as one of the most important authors of Catalan and Spanish literature of the 20th and 21st centuries. His work as an essayist and critic has been equally fundamental to understanding the literature and art of his time.

Blai Bonet

Blai Bonet was a Spanish poet, writer, and translator, an important figure in Catalan literature. His poetic work is recognized for its lyrical intensity and exploration of themes such as existence, sensuality, death, and the search for beauty, with a language often marked by experimentation and the influence of surrealism. Bonet left a significant legacy as one of the great poets of his generation, whose work continues to be studied and admired for its originality and aesthetic depth.

Joan Brossa

Joan Brossa was a Spanish poet, playwright, and visual artist, a key figure of surrealism and visual poetry in Catalonia. Known for his avant-garde spirit and his experimentation with language, Brossa explored the possibilities of the object poem, scenic poetry, and artistic intervention in public spaces. His work challenged literary and artistic conventions, inviting playful and critical reflection on reality.

Josep Vicenç Foix

Josep Vicenç Foix was a Spanish poet, writer, and literary critic, one of the most unique and representative figures of 20th-century Catalan literature. His poetic work, marked by a deep spirituality, personal mysticism, and a constant exploration of identity, is characterized by the fusion of tradition and avant-garde. Foix is known for his aphoristic language, cryptic symbolism, and his vocation to explore the limits of poetic expression. Throughout his extensive career, he remained faithful to his personal universe, becoming an unavoidable reference for contemporary Catalan poetry.

Joan Vinyoli

Francesc Parcerisas

Agustí Bartra

Joan Margarit

Josep M. Llompart

Miquel Martí i Pol

Ramon Pinyol

Joan Vinyoli

Blai Bonet

Blai Bonet was a Spanish poet, writer, and translator, an important figure in Catalan literature. His poetic work is recognized for its lyrical intensity and exploration of themes such as existence, sensuality, death, and the search for beauty, with a language often marked by experimentation and the influence of surrealism. Bonet left a significant legacy as one of the great poets of his generation, whose work continues to be studied and admired for its originality and aesthetic depth.