a new installment ‘My home is yours’ Come tonight telecinco (22:00 hours). In his new episode, Ainhoa Arteta tells Bertín Osborne the consequences of his serious illness, recalls his childhood, recounts his difficult beginnings in the opera world, describes a difficult setback in New York, and reviews. the main milestones of his artistic career. Ainhoa’s friends María del Monte, Lucia Dominguín and La Terremoto de Alcorcón also attended the meeting.
‘Who wants to be a millionaire?’ come back antenna 3 A new installment (10:10 pm) with unnamed contestants. Presented by Juanra Bonet, the competition returns to Atresmedia Televisión’s main channel in its most original version: now those who sit in the middle of the set will be the anonymous contestants. One million euros. This is the amount that contestants can win in these new installments. To achieve this, they will need to test not only their knowledge of a wide range of topics, but also their anticipation, strategy, nervousness, common sense and risk management.
one TVE is broadcasting a new episode tonight at 10:10 PM. ‘Weekly report’. This week, the venue opens its news page with the Bucha massacre and analyzes this barbarism from the hands of experts. The program will also address the leadership of Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the new chairman of the Popular Party, and will focus on people who have trouble communicating with words, following actor Bruce Willis’ statement.
Miguel Ángel visits the Revilla Sixth Night
‘sixth night’ bet again sixth (9:30 p.m.). On this occasion, the space presented by José Yelamo will analyze the current situation with Miguel Ángel Revilla, president of Cantabria, and we will describe the last hour of the war in Ukraine. Also, the program interviews the versatile Pablo Carbonell.
Matt Damon and Pedro Pascal, fighters in Cuatro
a new transition ‘Great Wall’ occupies your best time four (10:15). An English mercenary (Matt Damon) and another Spaniard (Pedro Pascal) witness the mystery surrounding the construction of the Great Wall of China; Both will discover that it was built not to keep the Mongols at bay, but for something more dangerous: the mythical wall was built to stop the human flesh-eating monsters from coming.