In a prime time landscape that keeps viewers glued to their screens, the standout performer on Saturday nights continues to be the undisputed leader, guiding the overall mood of the night. The first semi-final on Telecinco drew strong engagement, pulling a solid 12.4 percent share and attracting 1,216,000 spectators. Close on its heels, a rival offering from La Casa Gucci managed 12.1 percent with 1,226,000 viewers, proving the competitive dynamic between top channels in this slot. Antena 3 remained a consistent challenger, while Password struggled to gain traction, securing around 6 percent and drawing 565,000 fans.
Meanwhile, laSexta Xplica leveraged the political moment to post a notable score, reaching 8 percent with about 702,000 viewers. The program offered timely information, capturing audience interest during a period of busy news cycles. Another strong performer was the weekly report from La 1, which marked a 9.3 percent share and 1,065,000 spectators, signaling broad audience appetite for regular in-depth updates.
At noon, the social-focused program drew a commendable 11.5 percent with 749,000 viewers, illustrating the appeal of daytime personalities and light entertainment. TVE’s Heart continued to hold a stable audience, delivering about 8 percent and 675,000 spectators, underscoring steady engagement in the afternoon lineup.
In the afternoon block, Better Saturday began to gain traction on laSexta, achieving 5.3 percent with 492,000 viewers. Across the dial, Antena 3’s Multiplexed asserted itself in its own lane, delivering a 12.8 percent share with 1,201,000 spectators. The early afternoon also featured Flashback, which registered a solid 9.8 percent with 926,000 viewers, contributing to a diverse afternoon schedule that keeps audiences tuning in across networks.
These numbers illustrate the evolving preferences of a broad audience during weekend viewing. Telecinco and La Casa Gucci appear to be the most effective pairing for attracting top totals in the key time window, while laSexta Xplica demonstrates how timely, information-driven formats can capture meaningful shares during politically charged periods. The ongoing performance of La 1’s weekly report highlights a persistent demand for comprehensive, context-rich television, and the steady climb of better-rated afternoon programs signals a healthy appetite for accessible, family-friendly content on weekends. Audience behavior in these slots shows a blend of drama, information, and light entertainment, with viewers switching between channels depending on the exact mix of hosts, topics, and pacing. The competitive landscape remains dynamic, with each network jockeying for position through curated lineups, better marketing during peak hours, and a willingness to test evolving formats for broad appeal. [Attribution: TV ratings aggregation across Major Spanish networks]