Queen of England II. Elizabeth’s death continues to alter TVE’s plans with its own premieres. as well as changing ‘Speaking openly’ release datepublic chain also decided The premiere of the sixth season of ‘Blood Ties’, scheduled for last week, stands out. September 19, due to the death of the monarch of Great Britain after more than 70 years on the throne.
Presented by Boris Izaguirre, the venue opens its new season at La 1 next Wednesday, September 14th, and is the host of England’s World War II World Cup, who passed away this Thursday at the age of 96. It opens with a special chapter on the figure of Elizabeth. Communicator will lead the program along with experts from the British Royal House, who have not yet been announced.
The show premieres a set that will host a discussion about a unique, unrepeatable woman with an almost unknown personal side. ‘Blood ties’ will discover Lilibeth, the real woman who has held the crown for decades.
An exciting tour of the historical events that shook the foundations of Buckingham Palace, but which the monarch has always stood against. Alan also analyzes the future of the Windsors, the controversial image of the new King Charles III, and the controversies of one family going from being royal secrets to occupying headlines around the world.
‘Blood ties’ will return to TVE to commemorate Raffaella Carrá
It should be noted that TVE presented its new season of ‘Blood Ties’ last Wednesday, based on the start of La 1’s new television course, after successfully occupying the summer season. Norma Duval, Jesús Hermida, the Mocedades/El consortium, the greats of radio (Luis del Olmo, Iñaki Gabilondo and Carlos Herrera), Belgian Queen Fabiola (from Peloponnese and Aragon), Massiel, Pilar Miró, Mecano, Chiquito de la Calzada, Fernando Guillén, Camaron de la Isla or José Luis Vázquez They will be some of the protagonists of the documentaries presented within the framework of the Vitoria-Gasteiz FesTVal and whose premiere date is estimated to be the week of September 19.
Program presented by Boris Izaguirre It would begin its sixth season on the public network that examines the life of Raffaella Carrá.The Italian artist who won the hearts of most of our country, which is expected to come right after the Elizabeth II special.
“It’s a delivery I wouldn’t want to make. It’s television. It managed to unite Spain and Italy. It’s as important as Christopher Columbus. It’s great to tell all the material about it. Anything is possible. RTVE,” said the communicator, Spain’s 2008 Eurovision Song Contest pre-selection. Recalling that he shared the set in Salvemos Eurovisión: “Loles León should ask us how Raffaella caught us both and what would happen if Chikilicuatre wins.“.