He won the Premio Biblioteca Breve in 1959 for his novel "Nuevas amistades", followed by the Prix Formentor for "Tormenta de verano" (translated into English by Ilsa Barea as "Summer Storm".) His work belongs to the social realist movement pursued by some Spanish writers of the 1950s. His 1972 book "El gran momento de Mary Tribune" became his biggest commercial success. His work has been translated in a dozen languages and he also translated Boris Vian, Celine, and Robert Walser into Spanish. He died in Madrid in April 1992. Good Karma  Good Karma is the tenth and final studio album by Swedish pop rock duo Roxette. The album was released on 3 June 2016 by Parlophone and Roxette Recordings. It is the first and only album under a new international recording contract with Parlophone's parent company, Warner Music Group, as well as the last studio album to feature lead singer Marie Fredriksson before her death in 2019 prior to the duo's break-up right near the end of the 2010's decade. "It Just Happens" was released as the album's first single on 8 April 2016. Per Gessle said of the album: "For the new record, we wanted to combine our classic Roxette sound with a modern and slightly unpredictable production to create a soundscape where you would both recognise our sound and find something new." The duo were scheduled to support the album with the final leg of the "RoXXXette 30th Anniversary Tour", beginning on 3 June 2016, but it was cancelled as lead singer Marie Fredriksson was advised by doctors to refrain for touring due to her health and died three years later before the end of the 2010's decade. Marie has since sent a thank you to fans for their kind wishes and that she "simply isn't strong enough" for the touring life but looks forward to releasing the new album". German news site "Mittelbayerische Zeitung" rated the album "impressive", praising the album opener "Why Don'tcha?" and "From a Distance". Markus Larsson of Sweden's biggest newspaper "Aftonbladet" praised the album and said the closing track "April Clouds" would be a "beautiful goodbye" should this be the duo's final album. The album was a commercial success upon release. It debuted at number 1 in the Czech Republic, number 2 in Switzerland and the duo's native Sweden, and made the top 10 in Austria, Hungary, Brazil, Russia and Spain.