illustrating their impact on their fields. At the start of the work, the author introduces Jacinto Benavente’s entrance into the Real Academia Española and the mixed reactions it evokes, suggesting the complexity of his reputation in both elite and popular circles. Rubén Darío notes that despite Benavente's renowned status, his works reflect universal themes intricately woven into the Madrid social fabric. The piece also touches on José Enrique Rodó, portraying him as a new thinker akin to Emerson, emphasizing his depth of thought and the poetic nature of his writings. The first chapter sets the stage for a broader examination of influential intellectuals, capturing a moment of cultural self-examination and appreciation for the artistic discourse in Spanish literature. (This is an automatically generated summary.)