New plot, new characters, fresh sets and a refreshed version of the theme song performed by Pep el Botifarra and Carme Juan mark the return of L’Alqueria Blanca for its 16th season on À Punt, Valencian television’s longest-running fiction series.
Many story threads remain open after Don Joaquim’s death in the previous finale, and this new season will reveal surprises for the residents of L’Alqueria Blanca. Unexpected twists will alter daily life, while the town continues to grapple with the tension between peaceful rural living and the rapid progress that often carries its own price.
L’Alqueria Blanca airs its 16th season after surpassing 400 episodes across the first 15 seasons
Besides beloved characters Tonet, Dora, Blai, Tío Pep, Raquel, Sento, Empar, Blanca and Xavi, the familiar neighbors of L’Alqueria Blanca return, along with new faces and stories that deepen the town’s fabric.
Elena Miralles (Sara Vallés)
Elena Miralles—previously the physician of L’Alqueria Blanca and the late Narcís Boira’s wife—made a brief exit after a relationship with Robert and a temporary departure from town. In this season, she returns to assist Marta in managing the town office, bringing experience and a steady hand to local affairs.
Julia (Empar Canet)
Julia, the daughter of former priest Don Cipriano, carries a history as a communist activist who faced Franco’s imprisonment. Now immersed in cinema, she arrives in town while pursuing a film project tied to a renowned director, inviting fresh cultural energy to L’Alqueria Blanca. A new neighbor also arrives, signaling evolving social dynamics in the community.
Berna Colom (Toni Agustí)
Berna Colom appears as a street vendor who brightens a sunny day in L’Alqueria Blanca. His knack for selling anything and his quick involvement in town matters begin to ripple through the local economy and daily life as he earns a noticeable foothold among residents.
What awaits in the new season of L’Alqueria Blanca?
The shadow of Don Joaquim’s death lingers while the winery faces recovery after a difficult stretch. Doña Teresa, most affected by the loss, chooses to stay with friends Dora and Blai, seeking comfort and purpose. She remains a strong, energetic figure who embraces responsibility and the challenges of the future with resilience.
After months of intense filming and post-production, L’Alqueria Blanca returns to screen on À Punt
Raquel confronts ongoing grief over her husband Diego’s disappearance, navigating the mayoral duties she holds while preparing for the arrival of their son. The town’s problems demand her attention, even as her personal life evolves with new expectations. Santi continues to cope with his father’s passing, finding his own path through the town’s complex web of relationships and responsibilities.
L’Alqueria Blanca returns to prime time on Sunday nights at À Punt
Robert grapples with Carmina’s past infidelity, and he is torn between separation and lingering feelings. Carmina expresses remorse and a persistent love, leaving their future uncertain. With his uncle unable to shoulder full responsibilities, Robert pours himself into the winery, dedicating his efforts to steadying both business and heart.
Marta confronts her father Alfons’s attempt to mislead people with questionable urban schemes. In her personal life, she contemplates marriage to Daniel, a capable professional. Yet Felix’s path intersects with Marta’s life, forcing her to reevaluate her feelings and make a clear, consistent choice.
L’Alqueria Blanca premieres the new version of the song ‘El Botifarra’ performed by Carme Juan and Pep Gimeno
As fresh challenges emerge, the residents of L’Alqueria Blanca will face pivotal decisions that shape their futures. Each Sunday at 22:00, a new weekly episode airs on À Punt, inviting viewers to follow the evolving story of the town and its people.