The logo for the Victoria de los Ángeles centenary is a creation by the illustrator Jordi Labanda. It features Victoria de los Ángeles' most characteristic traits: her gaze, her signature “à la garçon” haircut, and her inseparable pearls.

The illustrator has combined the colors red (strength), violet (woman), and pink (femininity) in a pop-reminiscent illustration typical of the soprano's era of maximum splendor. “Victoria 100” was chosen because she was always known internationally as Victoria de los Ángeles (which was precisely her baptismal name and not a stage name as is often thought), although during the early years of democracy in Catalonia she was also referred to as Victòria dels Àngels.

A reflection of her life, as Victoria was the daughter of an Andalusian father and a Castilian mother—witnesses to the first immigration of the early 20th century—who taught her from a young age to love the land and culture that welcomed them: Catalonia. Therefore, any controversy regarding the name is unjustified, and the choice was made for how everyone knows her: Victoria.