Pretty in pink! Queen Letizia of Spain stuns in an oversized blouse as she steps out in Ovieda with King Felipe, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia

• The Spanish royals looked regal as they arrived in Ovieda for a concert
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Queen Letizia was pretty in pink as she attended a concert with her family this evening.

The Spanish Queen, 51, dazzled in a baby pink satin top with statement sleeves and a black belt, paired with black trousers and heels to attend the Princesa de Asturias Awards concert in Oviedo, Spain, while her lookalike daughters each looked sleek in black.

Leonor, 17, chose a long sleeved satin wrap dress with a white floral print, clinched at the waist. Meanwhile her little sister Infanta Sofia, 16, opted for a black, wide-leg jumpsuit with cut-out detailing.

King Felipe, 55, was smart as usual in a perfectly tailored navy suit – although he appeared to be nursing a wrist injury as he wore a support on his left hand.

The family were picture perfect upon arrival at the concert, which is held to celebrate individuals and groups in Spanish society who have made efforts to promote universal education, public health, and environmental defence.

Pretty in pink! Queen Letizia of Spain stunned in an oversized pink shirt, belted at the waist and with statement shoulders, as she attended an event in Oviedo, Spain, this evening

The family outing comes as Princess Leonor, who currently holds the title of Princesa de Asturias and is the heir to the Spanish throne, is undergoing three years of training at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza.

Although the Princess appears to be growing up fast, and indeed her life does not mirror that of the average teenager in Spain, royal fans were delighted with some candid, light hearted photos of the royal earlier this week. 

During a royal gala in Madrid, Leonor took selfies with guests at a reception at the palace following her debut at the National Day parade. 

Queen Letizia appeared at the event with her husband King Felipe and daughters, Princess Leonor, 17, and Infanta Sofia, 16

The Queen wore her brunette locks in waves and may have opted for extensions as she arrived at the concert

The look of love! Letizia, 51, beamed as she gazed up at King Felipe, 55, and chatted to him

The royal couple waved at well-wishers as they attended the Princesa de Asturias Awards Concert

The Spanish royal family looked picture-perfect as they arrived at the event

Queen Letizia oozed elegance as she stepped out of the car, opting for a showstopping evening look 

Princess Leonor, pictured with her sister Infanta Sofia, looked regal as she stepped out 

While King Felipe was dapper as usual in a sharply-tailored navy suit, he appeared to be nursing a wrist injury

The Princess showed in some ways she is very much a typical teenager as she snapped selfies with pals at royal gala in Madrid. She also snapped a picture with the winners of the Princess of Girona Foundation, as well as Madrid-based model Pamela Montoya Pellicer (pictured)

She then headed to a reception at the palace, where she snapped pictures with her mother Queen Letizia as well as many guests.

The Princess of Asturias chatted about how her training at the  General Military Academy of Zaragoza, according to Hola!.

She also snapped a picture with the winners of the  Princess of Girona Foundation, as well as Madrid-based model  Pamela Montoya Pellicer.

Leonor also grabbed photos with Begoña Arana, director of non-profit organisation Betania, as well as Tomás Alía , a member of the Michelangelo Foundation in Spain and 34-year-old businessman Osuman Umar.

The future queen of Spain, who reaches the milestone on October 31, has been making solo appearances and training at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza to ensure she’s ready for her future in the monarchy.

Both the royal and her sister Infanta Sophia, 16, have been taking a bigger role in the spotlight as they come of age – with Leonor giving yearly speeches at the Princess of Asturias awards and often taking centre stage at family outings. 

There will be some fanfare however, the Royal Mint of Spain will create a limited edition 40-euro coin to mark her birthday. Up to one million of the coins will be put into circulation by the Bank of Spain during the last three months of this year.

The coin will weigh 18 grams and be made of a mixture of silver and copper with the effigy ‘Her Royal Highness the Princess of Asturias’ engraved on it.

The 17-year-old is currently undergoing military training at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza.

Leonor also grabbed photos with Begoña Arana, director of non-profit organisation Betania, as well as Tomás Alía , a member of the Michelangelo Foundation in Spain and 34-year-old businessman Osuman Umar (pictured)

Leonor is pictured with Begoña Arana, director of Betania

The school dubbed Spain’s equivalent to Sandhurst and follows a strict timetable, but the princess is able to return home at the weekends if she is not on manoeuvres.

Before starting at the academy, she took place in her first engagement without her parents as she headed to Gironda with sister Sofia.

She has also cut a professional figure at the Princess of Asturias Awards.

The UNESCO-approved awards reward scientific, technical, cultural, social and humanitarian work. She has delivered a speech at each one since the age of 13.

After the Princess’s year in Zaragoza, before moving to a naval school and will then spend her third and final year of training at the General Air Academy.

Pamela Montoya Pellicer also posed with King Felipe

Guests were sure to get selfies with the Princess and Queen

The heir to the Spanish throne will become commander-in-chief of the armed forces once she is monarch.

Snaps shared by the Royal Household last month suggested that this is a role Leonor will be comfortable in- despite saying she was feeling ‘a little nervous’ when she was dropped off at military school.

One of the snaps, taken during a training exercise, shows the princess smiling with her fellow cadets, while dressed in fatigues and holding what appears to be an automatic rifle.

Another of the photos shows her posing with fellow students, dressed in camo and protective gear.

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