Final Night Ratings Summary for Spanish-Language Networks

Final Night Ratings Highlight Strengthened Viewership Across Key Spanish-Language Networks

The closing episode of Island of Attraction drew a larger audience and earned a comfortable broadcast slot, with a clear rise in viewership. The Telecinco program registered a 14.9 percent audience share and reached 1,688,000 viewers, up 1.6 points from the prior week. This uptick signals renewed momentum for the series within the Spanish-language television landscape and reflects strong interest from audiences in the United States and Canada who continue to consume mainstream Spanish programming via streaming and simulcasts.

On Tuesday, Master Chief landed in the single digits with an 11.8 percent share and 1,429,000 viewers. Antena 3 mirrored this momentum as Siblings climbed to 14.1 percent with 1,208,000 viewers, while Antill drew 15.7 percent and attracted 2,335,000 watchers. The results illustrate how afternoon and early-evening blocks can shift quickly due to competing specials, sports events, and scripted premieres across North America.

From 23:00 onward, The Island of Temptation stood out, delivering an extraordinary 16.3 percent share and 1,728,000 viewers. Masterchef followed with 13.5 percent and 1,433,000 viewers, reinforcing the appeal of established culinary formats when paired with strong lead-ins and enduring franchise momentum.

First Dates marked its seventh anniversary by drawing 7.2 percent of the audience and 1,050,000 viewers, while Focus struggled to maintain traction with 4.1 percent and 480,000 viewers. LaSexta posted 4.2 percent and 412,000 viewers with the film Confidence Issue, illustrating a varied blend of drama, reality, and film in prime-time lineups that North American audiences monitor for cross-franchise comparisons.

Earlier in the evening, Telecinco emphasized island-centered narratives with a 14.9 percent share and 1,688,000 viewers. El Hormiguero on Antena 3 reached 15.7 percent with 2,335,000 viewers, and Siblings followed at 14.1 percent with 1,208,000 viewers. Masterchef logged 11.8 percent with 1,429,000, continuing the pattern of strong performance for reality and competition formats in this market.

First Dates again marked its seventh anniversary with 7.2 percent and 1,050,000 viewers, while Focus failed to advance with 4.1 percent and 480,000. The LaSexta evening mix included Confidence Issue at 4.2 percent and 412,000 viewers, reflecting how cinema-adjacent content can complement a reality-focused slate for late-night audiences.

Additional programs and performances filled the schedule, maintaining a steady rhythm of ratings as Telecinco, Antena 3, and La 1 vied for attention throughout the night. Survivors delivered a daily 12.7 percent share with 546,000 viewers, while online impressions for Casino Gran Madrid appeared at 6.8 percent with 144,000 impressions. Doctor Ali reached 9 percent with 205,000 viewers, illustrating the ongoing appeal of docu-competition hybrids amid a crowded primetime environment.

Eat the World with Peña offered journeys to Dublin at 6 percent with 314,000 viewers and to Tunisia at 7.9 percent with 187,000. Excluded listings for Influencers and likes tracked revealed 2.7 percent with 175,000 viewers, while Unchecking Quadrant registered 1.7 percent with 43,000 viewers, highlighting how niche and experimental segments quietly contribute to overall viewership metrics.

Cinema programming included False Innocence at 2.5 percent with 75,000 viewers and Rommel: Soldier, Son and Hitler at 2.4 percent with 165,000. Mexican Suitcase drew 1.9 percent and 64,000 viewers, accompanied by Radio 3 Concerts featuring Micah P. Hinson at 0.8 percent and 16,000. Such mixed-genre blocks demonstrate the broad landscape North American networks weigh when structuring weekend and holiday schedules.

Love Is Eternal attracted 10.3 percent with 956,000 viewers, while Original Sin delivered 14.3 percent against 1,122,000. And Now Sonsoles drew 13.6 percent with 1,017,000 viewers. Password reached 22.2 percent and 2,122,000. Save Me Lemon brought in 11 percent with 1,083,000, and Save Me Orange registered 13.2 percent versus 1,077,000. Twenty-five Words earned 10 percent with 755,000, and Chain Reaction stood at 9 percent with 873,000.

Promise claimed 11.1 percent with 1,041,000 viewers, while Ladies’ Paradise aired a dramatic segment described as Women, Men, and Misfits with 7.4 percent and 586,000. La 1’s Wild Card captured 7.6 percent and 557,000, and Hunter logged 9.8 percent with 787,000.

Here’s the World reached 9.7 percent and 961,000, while Zapping registered 6.6 percent with 648,000. Better Pass stood at 6 percent with 471,000, and the Sixth Key posted 5 percent with 575,000.

Everything Is a Lie delivered 5.3 percent and 525,000 viewers, with a repeat at 5.2 percent and 450,000. Four a Day scored 4.4 percent and 334,000, followed by a 5.1 percent with 453,000 at 20:00. Know and Win gathered 6.8 percent and 691,000, while Great Documentaries reached 3.9 percent and 350,000.

Documenta2 appeared with 2.4 percent and 185,000, and Culinary Exploration: Cooking with Fire showed 1.8 percent with 128,000. A separate Culinary Outing: BBQ Safari had 2 percent and 151,000. Maximum Rewards carried 1.3 percent and 148,000.

Ana Rosa Program reached 15.8 percent with 413,000, and It’s Already Noon drew 13.8 percent with 999,000. Open Kitchen of Karlos Arguiñano stood at 16.3 percent and 806,000, while Wheel of Fortune reached 20.4 percent with 1,587,000.

Hours of La 1 posted 10.1 percent with 208,000, and To Be Frank recorded 8 percent with 282,000. Now or Never achieved 6.1 percent with 528,000. The Nightline appeared under a branded tag with 17.5 percent and 369,000.

Red Hot added 11 percent with 450,000, and a minor Charge Warning reached 0.6 percent and 10,000 viewers. Retained showed 2 percent with 36,000 or 4.3 percent with 90,000. Cobra Alert posted 5.7 percent with 166,000, and In Everyone’s Language reached 3.1 percent with 220,000.

Page 2 featured María Medem at 0.8 percent and 12,000, alongside a showcase of Great Designs in South Manchester at 1.5 percent and 28,000 and Green Bug at 1.8 percent with 34,000. There are Jobs Here gathered 1.4 percent and 30,000, while Knowledge Adventure reached 2.1 percent with 48,000. A Nomad’s Diary listed Liberty Falls at 1.4 percent and 34,000, and Documenta2 counted 2.9 percent with 77,000.

Kingdom of Tailed Macaques revealed 2.4 percent with 75,000, and Movie Mornings displayed Wireframes of Violence at 4.3 percent with 234,000. Gourmet Athletes recorded 2.2 percent and 197,000, while Cooking with Fire appeared again at 2.4 percent and 247,000.

Late updates from Antena 3 News at 1 presented 19.7 percent with 2,056,000, and News Telecinco 15:00 reached 14.2 percent and 1,488,000. LaSexta News at 14:00 stood at 10.5 percent with 1,018,000, and a News Broadcast at 1 counted 10 percent with 1,051,000.

Evening results showed Antena 3 News 2 at 19.3 percent with 2,343,000, News Telecinco 21:00 at 10.5 percent with 1,303,000, and Newscast 2 at 10.1 percent with 1,272,000. LaSexta News 20:00 logged 6.1 percent with 549,000.

Across the day, the networks shared a snapshot: Daily ratings placed Antena 3 at 14.6 percent, Telecinco at 12.5 percent, La 1 at 9.7 percent, LaSexta at 6.7 percent, Cuatro at 4.5 percent, and La 2 at 3.3 percent. Monthly tallies showed Antena 3 at 12.5 percent, Telecinco at 11.4 percent, La 1 at 9.2 percent, LaSexta at 5.7 percent, Cuatro at 4.9 percent, and La 2 at 2.7 percent. [Cited: Telecinco ratings data]