The premiere night kicks off with a late broadcast at 22:50 on telecinco, featuring a musical special centered on personal memories. In the second act, Lolita Flores takes the lead. She brings a rare blend of singing and acting that mirrors the idea of family legacy in a vivid, entertaining way. Across the stage and screen, she revisits pivotal moments of her life, guided by Carlos Sobera. Viewers will see a heartfelt journey unfold as the musical of her life comes to life on screen and stage, offering fans a front-row experience to a storied career and a personal arc that resonates with many families in North America and beyond. — Attribution: Network programming notes.
Manel Fuentes presents ‘The Floor’ on Antena 3
Antena 3 opens the night at 22:45 with a high-energy format called The Floor. This globally popular competition places 100 contestants on a vast LED grid, divided into one hundred sections. Each participant is assigned a square and represents a different information category. The objective is straightforward yet intense: outsmart rivals by securing adjacent spaces across the board. To gain ground, contestants must challenge a nearby opponent, engaging in rapid-fire questions. Time runs out for the weaker competitor, and the unlucky player exits the game. The victor of a duel claims the opponent’s square, steadily enlarging their territory on the floor. With each episode, the field narrows, building toward a grand finale where the season’s champion takes over the entire board. This format blends knowledge, speed, and strategy in a way that appeals to curious viewers who enjoy game shows with a competitive edge. — Attribution: Antena 3 programming schedule.
Another broadcast starts at 22:35 featuring Fatih, a show exploring controversial topics in the realm of deportations. The survival-themed program is hosted by Marc Calderó and Raquel Sánchez Silva, delivering a fresh perspective on a sensitive issue that often dominates public conversation. The episode format mixes reality elements with commentary, inviting audiences to reflect on large-scale social questions presented through the lens of survivors and experts. — Attribution: Network programming notes.
Roman legacy in Spain, hero of laSexta
LaSexta will debut a new installment of Desmontando at 22:30, a program that travels across centuries to reveal the enduring influence of Roman engineering and culture. Boris Izaguirre accompanies audiences to historic locations such as Tarragona, Lugo, and Mérida to uncover the secrets of Roman Hispania. Viewers will witness reconstructions of ancient theaters, circuses, roads, and walls, and they will learn how the empire shaped a broad spectrum of daily life long after its fall. The episode demonstrates how Roman construction methods enabled legendary works like the Segovia aqueduct to endure for around two millennia, offering a tangible link between past innovations and present-day infrastructure. This exploration invites viewers to rethink the origins of modern urban landscapes and engineering. — Attribution: laSexta scheduling feature.
In another scene of the night’s programming, four more episodes of The Floor are scheduled to begin at 22:50, continuing the high-energy storytelling and sharp strategic play that characterize the show. In a parallel storyline, Two Gypsy Weddings follows a different family saga as the Rebbe returns to Seville to consider a compelling job offer. His sisters accompany him, seizing the chance to reconnect with relatives and to share a moment of cultural and familial celebration. As the family navigates the unexpected changes in living arrangements, Dani and Marisol confront the potential loss of usufruct on their inherited apartment from Uncle Melchor. The family then works through a difficult decision about housing and future plans. In the midst of uncertainty, Marisol announces plans for a ceremonial re-wedding to mark the 25th anniversary of her marriage, a move designed to extend her daughters’ stay and preserve family ties during a time of change. The episode uses humor and warmth to explore how families adapt to shifting circumstances while staying connected through traditions and shared history. — Attribution: Network drama lineup.