Telecinco airs the fifth season of the reality series, presenting a bold new chapter filled with twists and fresh dynamics. Five new couples step into intense experiences that redefine their relationships, including a new element called exile, a challenge reserved for single men and women, and the moment when a couple faces deportation for the first time. The format, hosted by Sandra Barneda, features a bright, evolving concept that changes color with every episode. The encounter intensifies from the outset, as groups of single men and women arrive at Villa Playa and Villa Paraíso, creating a lively and often chaotic atmosphere. The season also welcomes three famous personalities as additional elements to complicate and spice up the dynamics.
Raffaella Carrà, protagonist of La 1
Blood Ties premieres a new cycle tonight, marking the sixth season with a tribute to Raffaella Carrà at 10:25. After the special episode about Elizabeth’s passing, the spotlight moves to the Italian icon herself. Presented by Boris Izaguirre, the documentary delves into the artist and the woman behind the public persona, examining the cultural impact of her television and musical phenomena. It explores how the performer inspired countless discussions and left an enduring imprint on fans and critics alike.
On Antenna 3 tonight, a fresh installment of Wife Airs at 10:45. The plot centers on a complex web of personal history and land dispute revelations. A sister’s concerns, a disputed inheritance, and the economic strain of a town facing industrial decline converge as characters navigate tough choices. Italo worries about escalating costs and the fate of a spinning mill, while Maria remains hopeful about new opportunities. Antonio travels north with Giuseppe, offering help and seeking to understand the family’s financial strain, including land purchases and possible employment. The narrative reveals that Antonio holds crucial information about the lands in question, hinting at secrets that could reshape relationships. Meanwhile, harvest season struggles with dwindling yields, and the threshing faces risk. To help the community, Maria proposes a plan to employ women with children, creating a space where families can stay connected while work proceeds. The episode builds toward a pivotal moment as night falls and a fire breaks out, pulling Paolino into the drama.
Alberto Garzón visited laSexta
Aim returns to laSexta tonight at 10:30, with Ana Pastor interviewing the Minister of Consumption, Alberto Garzón. The discussion covers price changes, school meal programs, the broader economic landscape, and the proposal Garzón has championed with Yolanda Díaz and their coalition partners to moderate prices on essential goods. The interview also touches on government plans and the policy context shaping daily life for many families. Following the chat, Ana Pastor continues the evening with one of the country’s most celebrated artists, Miguel Ríos. The program closes with a segment that looks at a veteran rock and roll artist returning to the stage during the summer and announcing a refreshed version of a classic song in collaboration with a renowned mariachi troupe.
A new segment, FBI Most Wanted, airs at 10:45. It follows a group of rogue soldiers who open fire as several youths cross the Canadian border into the United States. The FBI’s Fugitive Unit races to identify the ringleader and prevent a larger tragedy. The case also intertwines with Jess LeCroix’s evolving relationship with his father, Byron, adding another layer of personal tension to the hour.