This Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of Los Serrano, a moment Telecinco is celebrating with a tribute that reflects the warm, lasting impact the series has had since its debut. The network has chosen to honor the show with a special program that looks back on its influence and remembers the laughter it brought to many homes across the years.
This special program began at 11:00 in the morning and centers on the enduring appeal of Los Serrano’s humor. Rather than focusing on the main cast, the feature presents a fresh angle: a thoughtful examination of what made the comedy resonate with audiences while highlighting memories from fans and creators alike. The program includes insightful commentary from Daniel Écija, the series creator, and contributions from a handful of well-known voices who share their perspectives on the show’s legacy.
Fans had anticipated a large-scale reunion among the cast, hinting at a collaboration involving Fran Perea, Antonio Resines, Belén Rueda, Verónica Sánchez, Víctor Elías, Natalia Sánchez, and Jorge Jurado. In the end, the centerpiece was a new release rather than a full cast gathering: a video titled One Plus One, presenting an updated version of the theme song that weaves in clips of a real ensemble reunion. This refined approach created a moment that felt both nostalgic and contemporary, keeping the focus on the music and the shared memories of the characters rather than a literal on-screen reunion.
Interestingly, the video was already making rounds online before the broadcast, with many devoted followers having discovered it on platforms like YouTube. The televised event thus served as a guided walk through the highlights: a reminder of the show’s cultural footprint, a chance to revisit iconic moments, and an opportunity for the creators and influencers involved to share their reflections. The evening also included a rebroadcast of the premiere episode, inviting new viewers to experience the series’ origin while longtime fans revisited the early magic that started it all. This structure ensured a cohesive celebration that bridged past and present, anchored by the music, the humor, and the shared memories that define Los Serrano’s place in television history. This approach underscored how a single show can continue to connect audiences years after its initial run, a testament to the enduring power of well-crafted family comedy and character-driven storytelling.