Tuesday: Máximo Huerta and Albert Espinosa
On Tuesday, Máximo Huerta and Albert Espinosa sit down to discuss their collaboration on the second season of El Camino a Casa. The conversation spans a wide range of topics, from the development process to the storytelling choices that give the show its distinctive voice. The two writers draw from years of experience, sharing practical insights into shaping a narrative that balances humor with moments of quiet reflection. They describe how personal journeys and lived experiences influence the episodes, turning familiar memories into something meaningful for viewers. The dialogue also hints at new moments from La Sexta’s prime time slate as the series returns with six new celebrities per episode, inviting audiences to revisit formative memories and the early environments that helped define each participant. The discussion emphasizes how collaboration, timing, and tone contribute to a journey that feels intimate yet cinematic. [Citation: production notes]
Wednesday: Clara Galle and Julio Peña
Wednesday brings Clara Galle and Julio Peña into the spotlight, the leads from Through Your Look, the closing chapter of a trilogy adapted from Ariana Godoy’s best-selling novels. The conversation centers on their characters and the emotional arcs they navigate, along with the challenge of translating a beloved book world to the screen. Fans gain a behind-the-scenes sense of how the film blends intimate, grounded performances with expansive cinematic moments, and how Netflix audiences can anticipate a powerful emotional resolution when the movie debuts on February 23. The speakers discuss the balance between character nuance and visual storytelling, revealing how mood, pacing, and dialogue work together to create a memorable film experience. [Citation: production notes]
Thursday: Alain Hernández and Natalia Sánchez
Thursday closes the slate with translators and actors Alain Hernández and Natalia Sánchez, who star in the upcoming series Sueños de Libertad. The episode explores the core themes of freedom and aspiration that ground the show, along with the practical realities of filming across multiple locations. Anticipation builds around Antena 3’s premiere, with conversations about how language and translation influence performance, helping to give the series an authentic voice. The partners discuss how different locales shape character interactions and narrative texture, offering viewers a sense of what lies ahead in a season that aims to blend ambition with heart. [Citation: production notes]