The Premio de Honor de las Letras Españolas is a prestigious literary award established in 1963. It recognizes the lifetime achievements of authors who have made significant contributions to Spanish literature. The award is presented annually by the Círculo de Lectores and aims to honor writers whose work has had a lasting impact on the literary landscape. Winners of the award include notable figures such as Camilo José Cela and Mario Vargas Llosa. The prize not only celebrates individual accomplishments but also promotes the richness of the Spanish language and its literature, encouraging future generations of writers.