Saturday Deluxe shows a notable decline in its audience yet still secures a commanding lead in the ratings, continuing to draw a substantial share of viewers. The Telecinco program earned a solid 12.7 percent audience grip, translating to roughly 1,060,000 spectators who tuned in. Following it, the movie Downton Abbey on La 1 captured a smaller but respectable 11.2 percent, with about 1,191,000 people watching. In a competitive trio of titles, Four and Fast and Furious stood out in third place, delivering 9.3 percent of the audience and attracting around 923,000 viewers. This snapshot illustrates how, even amid fluctuations, certain flagship programs still command a meaningful portion of the prime-time audience and drive significant engagement across multiple networks.
Signals of trouble appeared for Antena 3 with the export title Bid to storm, which slipped to a 6.4 percent share and attracted roughly 621,000 viewers. The audience movement suggested a narrow margin in the evening market, where competition among channels is fierce and even small shifts in programming strategy can alter the balance. Meanwhile, Fito y Fitipaldis’ concert on La 2 managed to reach about 6 percent with an audience around 594,000, demonstrating that music programming can pull a dedicated audience even when general entertainment options are plentiful. LaSexta’s traditional offering, LaSexta Noche, maintained its usual presence with a 6 percent rating and 490,000 viewers, underscoring the steady appeal of late-night news and analysis formats that attract consistent, if smaller, audiences over time.
In the daytime slot, the market dynamics favored the three-episode block on Antena 3, which commanded prominence in the audience share during that timeframe. The afternoon schedule featured a strong performance from Multicine, delivering an average audience share of 13.4 percent and approximately 1,420,000 viewers, indicating that serialized cinema blocks continue to resonate with wide audiences seeking accessible entertainment during the mid-day hours. Telecinco countered with Live Life, which managed about 11.3 percent and drew more than a million viewers, illustrating the channel’s ability to sustain a robust audience across different program formats and times of the day. Evening programming continued to reflect a mix of drama, entertainment, and news, with shifts in audience taste creating a dynamic landscape on every major channel.
Morning and early afternoon coverage also showed distinct patterns, with Socialité, Telecinco’s popular live social chronicle program, achieving 12.6 percent of the audience and attracting 934,000 viewers. The segment spotlighted Nuria Marín’s role in shaping a talk-focused afternoon that keeps viewers coming back through a blend of current events, celebrity updates, and interactive segments. In a related time band, Heart—another long-running program—held steady at 7.5 percent and drew 687,000 spectators, continuing its tradition of delivering emotionally charged storytelling and contemporary life themes that captivate a broad audience across demographics.