Nightmare in Heaven: final casting and premiere plans take shape
Nightmare in Heaven is entering a crucial phase as its production closes final preparations for the premiere, scheduled for the first week of January 2023. The infrastructure is in place, contracts are signed, and the team is making targeted adjustments to the space crew while the contestant roster is being finalized for the upcoming show.
The network behind the program has confirmed key changes with Begoña Gutiérrez’s establishment executing a notable move that has been officially announced. Jose Antonio Aviles, a figure associated with the project and highlighted by this portal, joins the lineup. In addition, audience expectation grows around Kiko Jimenez and Maite Galdeano, alongside a newly introduced profile well known to Telecinco reality show viewers. These updates mark a strategic expansion of the cast and a fresh dynamic for the competition as it heads toward broadcast.
Regarding Borja Estrada, the son of Pipi Estrada, who has previously been described as an advocate and sports reporter in the first edition of Nightmare in El Paraíso, his status has shifted to contender as the weekly magazine and program schedule progress. YOTELE has confirmed this development. A compiled List of confirmed contestants is available through the publication for those seeking the latest roster details.
Borja is noted for his persistence and natural demeanor in galas and discussions, traits that were visible even before he joined the show’s set last autumn. He has now taken a serious step toward pursuing television opportunities, becoming a potential standout in the ongoing competition and a center of interest for fans following the series through its second edition.
From a production perspective, Nagore Robles is slated to take over hosting duties alongside Lara Álvarez, with the setting moved to the Sierra de Cádiz area to film on the farm segment. Carlos Sobera continues in his role as the main host in Madrid, anchoring the studio portion of the program, while Sandra Barneda is expected to participate in Sunday night debates, contributing to the show’s conversational momentum. These hosting arrangements are part of a broader plan to refresh the program’s on-air chemistry and viewer engagement as the season progresses.