Jordi Campoy Boada (Sabadell, 1970) is one of the most prolific composers and producers in Catalonia. Over the last 25 years, he has worked on hundreds of recording projects and renowned television programs, such as Operación Triunfo, Eufòria and La Marató de TV3. Beyond his musical facet, however, Campoy is also a writer. This 2026 he presents his third novel, Fer cantar els arbres (Columna), which has been awarded the prestigious Prudenci Bertrana Prize of Girona. "I started writing with naivety, to entertain myself, without any goal of publishing, so a prize like this is something you never imagine. When I wake up in the morning, I still pinch myself," explains the author, weeks after receiving the news.

The Fundació Prudenci Bertrana has made public the four literary awards it presents annually: the Prudenci Bertrana novel award has gone to Fer cantar els arbres, by Jordi Campoy; the Miquel de Palol poetry award to Horografia, by Joan Tomàs Martínez Grimalt; the Carles Rahola essay award to Terra de Quixots, by Joan Manuel Soldevilla, and the Ramon Muntaner youth novel award, finally, has been won by La fuga, by Laia Aguilar.