Audie Award for Spanish Language Title

The Audie Award for Spanish Language Title is one of the Audie Awards presented annually by the Audio Publishers Association (APA). It awards excellence in narration, production, and content for a Spanish-language audiobook released in a given year. The award was discontinued in 2011, having been presented since 2007, but it has been restored since the 26th Audie Awards in 2021.

Winners and finalists

Winners are listed first and highlighted in light green.

2007-2010
Year of Release Audiobook Author Narrator Audiobook Publisher
2007[1]
12th		 Ángeles y demonios (2000) Dan Brown Raul Amundaray FonoLibro
Caballo de Troya 7: Nahum (2005) J. J. Benítez Full cast FonoLibro
El rey de los pleitos (2003) John Grisham Karl Hoffman FonoLibro
La cena secreta (2004) Javier Sierra Francisco Rivela Recorded Books
Las cinco personas que encontraras en el cielo (2003) Mitch Albom Francisco Rivela Hyperion Audio
2008[2][3]
13th		 Malinche (2006) Laura Esquivel Lucía Mendez FonoLibro
20 mil leguas de viaje submarino (1870) Jules Verne Full cast FonoLibro
El Zahir (2005) Paulo Coelho Full cast FonoLibro
Inés del alma mía (2006) Isabel Allende Isabel Varas FonoLibro
La isla del tesoro (1883) Robert Louis Stevenson Full cast FonoLibro
2009[4][5]
14th		 Por un día más (2006) Mitch Albom José Manuel Vieira FonoLibro
América (1995) T. C. Boyle Gutiérrez Sergio Blackstone Audio
De cómo las muchachas García perdieron el acento (1991) Julia Álvarez Adriana Sananes, Rossmery Almonte, Silvia Sierra, Laura Gómez, and Rosie Berrido Recorded Books
El vecindario de Quinito (2005) Ina Cumpiano Jonathan Davis Audible
La bruja de Portobello (2006) Paulo Coelho Full cast FonoLibro
2010[6]
15th		 La travesía de Enrique (2006) Sonia Nazario Adriana Sananes Recorded Books
El juego del ángel (2008) Carlos Ruiz Zafón Francisco Rivela Recorded Books
La audacia de la esperanza (2006) Barack Obama Erwin Dorado FonoLibro
¿Por qué ese idiota es rico y yo no? (2008) Robert Shemin Francisco Rivela Recorded Books
Una nueva tierra (2005) Eckhart Tolle José Manuel Vieira FonoLibro

2020s
Year of Release Audiobook Author(s) Narrator Audiobook Publisher
2021[7]
26th		 El laberinto del fauno (2019) Guillermo del Toro and Cornelia Funke Kerygma Flores and Luis Ávila Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial México
Evelyn Del Rey se muda (2020) Meg Medina Jane Santos Dreamscape
La hermandad del Triskelión (2016) Germán Rodríguez Citraro Juan Guzmán FonoLibro
Mi sombría Vanessa (2020) Kate Elizabeth Russell Ximena Restrepo HarperAudio
Sí, si es contigo (2019) Daniela Calle Soto and María José "Poché" Garzón Guzmán Daniela Calle Soto and María José "Poché" Garzón Guzmán Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Colombia
2022[8]27th La Casa de Bernada Alba Federico García Lorca Gloria Muñoz, Elena González, Rebeca Hernando, Carmen Mayordomo, Marta Poveda, Sol de la Barreda, Beatriz Melgares, Cristina Arias, and Antonio Martínez Asensio Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
25 cuentos populares de Perú para crecer juntos José Morán Orti (editor) Nuria Mediavilla, Nerea Alfonso, Marcel Navarro, and Xavi Fernández VOCA Editorial
Desierto Sonoro Valeria Luiselli Marina de Tavira Penguin Random House Audio
Gabo y Mercedes: una despedida Rodrigo García Rodrigo García Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
Valentine: Amor y furia Elizabeth Wetmore Gabriela Guraieb and Patricia Loranca Ochoa HarperAudio
2023[9]28th ¡Primera Caída! El Enmascarado de Terciopelo Diego Mejía Eguiluz Noé Velázquez Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial México
CAKE: Una historia de amor J. Bengtsson Bella M. and Sebastian Leon Sirena Audiobooks Production
Gastrosofía Cristina Macía and Eduardo Infante Ana María Muñoz BookaVivo
Velorio Xavier Navarro Aquino Diana Pou, Vico Ortiz, María Victoria Martínez, Gil René Rodríguez, Jesús E. Martínez, Gabriel S. Rivera Vázquez, and Yetta Gottesman HarperAudio
Yo te salvaré Matt de la Peña Alberto Santillán Penguin Random House Audio

References
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  5. "The Graveyard Book". Downpour.com. Downpour.com, a division of Blackstone Publishing. Archived from the original on 26 July 2020. Retrieved 21 May 2019.
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