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Isabel Allende, a Chilean writer who became an American citizen, is one of the most recognized authors of literature in the Spanish language. The Planeta Prize is one of the most important and financially endowed literary awards in the Hispanic world.
At 84 years old, Isabel Allende has become the winner of the 75th Planeta Prize with her work The Hour Before Dawn. La Roca has echoed the news and Juan del Val, winner of the 2025 edition, has taken the opportunity to give advice to the winner.
"The promo is intense," said the writer of Vera, a love story. Although, as they have commented, Isabel Allende "is doing very well" at 84 years old, Nuria Roca's husband has recalled that the promotion involves doing "a lot of traveling" and visiting many cities.
"Well, I guess maybe they will adapt it to her in a special way because she is tough," stressed Juan del Val, who already experienced a year ago what Isabel Allende now has to experience.
The Hour Before Dawn tells the story of Alba, a woman who returns pregnant to the family home of her ancestors after having managed to escape alive from the confinement to which the authoritarian regime of Chile subjected her.

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Isabel Allende wins the Planeta Prize on its 75th anniversary with 'The Hour Before Dawn', sequel to 'The House of the Spirits', worth one million euros. Sergio Hernández is a finalist with 'La Añoranza'. The event was held at Fira de Barcelona with the presence of the Kings and authorities. Allende leaves Plaza & Janés after 42 years to move to Planeta.

Isabel Allende wins the 2024 Planeta Prize with 'The Hour Before Dawn', the second part of 'The House of the Spirits', worth one million euros, after surpassing 1,424 manuscripts. Sergio Hernández is a finalist with 'La Añoranza', a novel that speculates with an assassination attempt on Antonio Machado. The gala was held in Pavilion 1 of the Fira de Barcelona for the 75th anniversary of the award, chaired by King Felipe VI and Letizia, and assisted by authorities such as Minister Ernest Urtasun and President Salvador Illa.

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