Tonight’s schedule features a blend of culinary artistry and popular entertainment as international events illuminate the Mediterranean coast. In Sitges, near Barcelona, the world of gastronomy meets television glamour as a prestigious lineup unfolds at the Vivero Beach Club. Teams will attempt to recreate the daring, avant-garde menu crafted by renowned chefs Oriol Castro and Mateu Casañas, whose restaurant profile includes five Repsols. Thirty guests will witness this culinary display as the clock counts down to a 22:35 airing. In a striking show of confectionery prowess, a cacao tree sculpture — complete with trunk, branches, leaves, and cocoa beans — will be constructed entirely from chocolate, crafted by master chocolatier David Pallás. A celebrated contestant from MasterChef Celebrity shines behind the scenes, offering support to the teams in this challenging competition.
Carlos Sobera returns to host this evening’s program lineup. The broadcast of Survivors: No Man’s Land continues at 22:00, presented on the Telecinco network. Viewers will be treated to one of the most entertaining dynamics in recent releases, the so-called “Tinting Chart,” where contestants negotiate what they are willing to surrender in exchange for a coveted prize. In a separate twist, an ongoing liberation ceremony will decide which candidate among Bosco, Artúr, or Asraf will be removed from the deportation roster, based on the strength of open voting conducted through the Mitele app.
antena 3 presents a fresh episode of Siblings at 22:45. The episode follows a sharp turn in which Tolga purchases the school to disrupt the brothers’ lives, declaring new ownership and forcing the family to relocate. Akif faces a personal choice: despite having funds to secure Suzan’s release from jail, he opts to delay for three weeks to maximize profits. Şengül, facing distress from a difficult divorce, finds herself unaffected by the upheaval. Ömer and his cousin press on with hard work to increase earnings, while tensions flare as the cousins quarrel with Asiye over loyalties and romantic entanglements. The plot deepens as old connections between Şengül, Gönül, and Orhan resurface, sparking a heated confrontation that echoes the season’s emotional stakes.
Vanessa Romero’s abduction under scrutiny on Cuatro
cuatro airs a new installment that revisits Vanessa Romero’s case with fresh analysis at 22:50. The program examines how the abduction was allegedly manufactured, drawing on leaked documents that reveal startling details of the investigation. In a surprising development, the program will present the private testimony of Iván Rico, who spent more than a year incarcerated on charges related to abducting his former partner, before later revelations cast doubt on the allegations. The show will also broadcast live updates from Vitoria and Granada, including reports of two pregnant women who died in recent hours, with varying indications pointing toward potential motives ranging from gender-based violence to familial involvement. The true-crime documentary of the week reconstructs a 23-year-old case from San Fernando, Cádiz, where two teenagers were involved in a violent incident linked to occult practices—an exploration that delves into how myths and real events can intertwine in public narratives.
Ana Pastor sits down with Rodrigo Rato on laSexta
on the horizon of tonight’s special programming is a high-profile interview: Rodrigo Rato, former vice president of the government, former IMF managing director, and former head of Bankia, speaks candidly regarding his past, his imprisonment, and life after the verdict. The interview, featured on El Objetivo at 22:30, offers Rato’s reflections on the card-case scandal and his time in Soto del Real’s Module 10, sharing insights about relationships with political figures and the personal challenges that accompanied years of public scrutiny. The dialogue provides a rare window into the human side of a prominent public figure, balancing accountability with context while examining the broader political landscape.