Chanquete, Julia, and the entire crew are back on screen. Pancho, Javi, Bea, and the others have been riding their bikes again since Monday, July 8. La 2 is airing the full series at noon, with the first episode available from 14:45 and subsequent episodes following each weekday until all 19 installments are shown.
Meanwhile, Enfamilia channel has acquired the rights to the series, which was produced in 1981. It will begin broadcasting at 15:00 on Wednesday, July 10, and viewers will be able to follow the band of friends along the famous Costa del Sol from Monday to Friday. The series will also be available to watch on demand from the day of its premiere.
In addition, AMC Network is planning a summer sendoff with a special marathon. Twenty days of summer as the story winds down will culminate in a 19-episode block, airing without interruption from 05:00 on Saturday, August 31. This is a celebration that marks the end of the season in a memorable fashion.
For viewers seeking nostalgic adventures, Blue Summer follows a group of friends aged eight to seventeen as they enjoy a seaside holiday in a Malaga town. They share the presence of a house painter and a retired sailor whose vessel rests in the local port. Iconic tunes like No nos moverán remain fondly associated with the show, preserving its place in the hearts of fans.