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AWARD FROM THE SPANISH TV ACADEMY FOR BEST EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
television is about making people laugh, cry and think.
career
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Una serie de ficción basada en la mediática pareja que formaron Ángel Cristo y Bárbara Rey en los años ochenta protagonizada por Jaime Lorente y Belén Cuesta.
2023
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Carmen Maura heads the cast of Debts, an outrageous and provocative comedy featuring the savage clash of two families and two women at its very core.
2020
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Starring Olivia Molina, Unax Ugalde and Angela Molina. It is the first Spanish dystopian series, set in 2045 in a Spain ruled by a dictatorial regime. People are divided into two sectors, Sector 1, the privileged and Sector 2, the working class. It was premiered in Atresplayer and was the most watched series in the history of the platform.
2019
Executive Producer, Showrunner
Starring Inma Cuesta and Quim Gutiérrez, this Telecinco series is one of the most successful shows of the 2017/2018 season, and undisputed leader on its air date. Critics have said: "It draws you in due to its story, its characters, and its realistic acting and dialogues".
2017
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
With Javier Gutiérrez, Ana Castillo and Alejo Sauras, season 2017/2018 breakthrough series, consistently ahead during its first season, with an average share of 13.9% and over 2.2 million viewers. Also the series with the highest rating on demand in the history of TVE. MIM Series Festival Award for Best Screenplay
2017
Creator, Executive Producer
First Spanish series to be aired by a British public television station (Channel 4). The average audience of the series on Antena 3 was 3 million viewers and a 17% share. With a cast featuring Maggie Civantos, Nawja Nimri and Carlos Hipólito, it won the Ondas Award for female cast, the Luchon Festival Award (France), the Fotogramas de Plata Award, the MIM Series Award and the Discovery Award at the Vitoria Festival.
2015
Executive Producer, Showrunner
Adapted in Russia, the original version of the series broadcast by Antena 3 was sold to 50 countries, including the Baltic nations, Mexico, Brazil, Poland and Hungary. Starring Mario Casas and Blanca Suárez, it had an average audience of 3.1 million and a 17.3% share.
2011
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Starring David Janer, Javier Gutiérrez, Inma Cuesta, Francis Lorenzo and Myriam Gallego, "Águila Roja" reached in six of its seasons shares between 22% and 30%, becoming one of the greatest hits in the history of TVE. Sold to 45 countries, it has obtained 37 awards, including the Ondas and the Vitoria Festival Awards.
2009
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
The Antena 3 TV series' 71 episodes reached an average audience of 3.6 million and an average share of 20%. Sold to 50 countries, the series was adapted by Russian and French networks. Awarded the Ondas Award having only run six episodes.
2007
Executive Producer
The first ever "spin off” series to be produced in Spain. Most viewed fiction in the 2007/2008 season, when it reached an average audience of 5.7 million viewers and a 30% share. The longest running comedy on TV, with 237 episodes and a 23.3% share. It won the Ondas and Fotogramas de Plata Awards. Sold to European and American channels, it was adapted in Italy, among other countries.
2005
Executive Producer, Showrunner
Police black comedy, finished with 27.2% of screen share and 3.7 million viewers, after 117 episodes and eight seasons. With 3,178,000 viewers and an average of 18.9%, it propelled actors such as Mario Casas, Hugo Silva and Michelle Jenner to stardom. Sold to 30 countries, it was adapted in Italy, Romania, Poland and Greece.
2005
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Telecinco's series with Antonio Resines and Belén Rueda, ended after 147 chapters with an average of 5 million viewers and a 28.9% share. It was a great success not only in Spain (with 10 chapters above 40%) but in many of the 20 countries where it was aired, especially in Italy where its adaptation, Il Cesaroni, topped the ratings. Most watched series of the 2004/2005 season. It won the Ondas Award.
2003
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Turned into a teenage phenomenon, the Antena 3 series reached an average of 43% share among the youngest target. The average audience for the 84 episodes was 3.6 million viewers and 21.4% share. Crossed over to 60 countries, the series and the album were a great success in France, where it ranked number one in sales.
2002
Executive Producer, Showrunner
First Spanish sitcom. Starring Amparo Baró, Javier Cámara and Blanca Portillo, among others, it is, with its 204 episodes, one of the most longstanding TV series in Spanish TV. The average audience over the 15 seasons was 3.9 million, with 24.3% share. It was successfully adapted in Italy, Portugal and Greece among other countries. Received the Ondas Award.
1999
Executive Producer, Director, Showrunner
Starring José Coronado and Amparo Larrañaga, Telecinco's series became the second most watched series of all the networks for two consecutive seasons. The nine seasons and 119 episodes had an average audience of 3.4 million and a 21.3% share. Received the Ondas and Spanish Television Academy Awards.
1998
Executive Producer, Director
Telecinco's series was the indisputable leader during its five years on the air. The most popular series of the 1999/2000 season, its five seasons had an average audience share of 40%. Sold to countries such as Germany, Belgium, Finland, Portugal, Russia, Argentina, Ecuador and Venezuela. It was adapted with great success in Italy. Received the Ondas Award.
1995
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Starring Olivia Molina, Unax Ugalde and Angela Molina. It is the first Spanish dystopian series, set in 2045 in a Spain ruled by a dictatorial regime. People are divided into two sectors, Sector 1, the privileged and Sector 2, the working class. It was premiered in Atresplayer and was the most watched series in the history of the platform.
2020
Executive Producer, Showrunner
Starring Inma Cuesta and Quim Gutiérrez, this Telecinco series is one of the most successful shows of the 2017/2018 season, and undisputed leader on its air date. Critics have said: "It draws you in due to its story, its characters, and its realistic acting and dialogues".
2017
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
With Javier Gutiérrez, Ana Castillo and Alejo Sauras, season 2017/2018 breakthrough series, consistently ahead during its first season, with an average share of 13.9% and over 2.2 million viewers. Also the series with the highest rating on demand in the history of TVE. MIM Series Festival Award for Best Screenplay
2017
Creator, Executive Producer
First Spanish series to be aired by a British public television station (Channel 4). The average audience of the series on Antena 3 was 3 million viewers and a 17% share. With a cast featuring Maggie Civantos, Nawja Nimri and Carlos Hipólito, it won the Ondas Award for female cast, the Luchon Festival Award (France), the Fotogramas de Plata Award, the MIM Series Award and the Discovery Award at the Vitoria Festival.
2015
Executive Producer, Showrunner
Adapted in Russia, the original version of the series broadcast by Antena 3 was sold to 50 countries, including the Baltic nations, Mexico, Brazil, Poland and Hungary. Starring Mario Casas and Blanca Suárez, it had an average audience of 3.1 million and a 17.3% share.
2011
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Starring David Janer, Javier Gutiérrez, Inma Cuesta, Francis Lorenzo and Myriam Gallego, "Águila Roja" reached in six of its seasons shares between 22% and 30%, becoming one of the greatest hits in the history of TVE. Sold to 45 countries, it has obtained 37 awards, including the Ondas and the Vitoria Festival Awards.
2009
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
The Antena 3 TV series' 71 episodes reached an average audience of 3.6 million and an average share of 20%. Sold to 50 countries, the series was adapted by Russian and French networks. Awarded the Ondas Award having only run six episodes.
2007
Executive Producer
The first ever "spin off” series to be produced in Spain. Most viewed fiction in the 2007/2008 season, when it reached an average audience of 5.7 million viewers and a 30% share. The longest running comedy on TV, with 237 episodes and a 23.3% share. It won the Ondas and Fotogramas de Plata Awards. Sold to European and American channels, it was adapted in Italy, among other countries.
2005
Executive Producer, Showrunner
Police black comedy, finished with 27.2% of screen share and 3.7 million viewers, after 117 episodes and eight seasons. With 3,178,000 viewers and an average of 18.9%, it propelled actors such as Mario Casas, Hugo Silva and Michelle Jenner to stardom. Sold to 30 countries, it was adapted in Italy, Romania, Poland and Greece.
2005
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Telecinco's series with Antonio Resines and Belén Rueda, ended after 147 chapters with an average of 5 million viewers and a 28.9% share. It was a great success not only in Spain (with 10 chapters above 40%) but in many of the 20 countries where it was aired, especially in Italy where its adaptation, Il Cesaroni, topped the ratings. Most watched series of the 2004/2005 season. It won the Ondas Award.
2003
Creator, Executive Producer, Showrunner
Turned into a teenage phenomenon, the Antena 3 series reached an average of 43% share among the youngest target. The average audience for the 84 episodes was 3.6 million viewers and 21.4% share. Crossed over to 60 countries, the series and the album were a great success in France, where it ranked number one in sales.
2002
Executive Producer, Showrunner
First Spanish sitcom. Starring Amparo Baró, Javier Cámara and Blanca Portillo, among others, it is, with its 204 episodes, one of the most longstanding TV series in Spanish TV. The average audience over the 15 seasons was 3.9 million, with 24.3% share. It was successfully adapted in Italy, Portugal and Greece among other countries. Received the Ondas Award.
1999
Executive Producer, Director, Showrunner
Starring José Coronado and Amparo Larrañaga, Telecinco's series became the second most watched series of all the networks for two consecutive seasons. The nine seasons and 119 episodes had an average audience of 3.4 million and a 21.3% share. Received the Ondas and Spanish Television Academy Awards.
1998
Executive Producer, Director
Telecinco's series was the indisputable leader during its five years on the air. The most popular series of the 1999/2000 season, its five seasons had an average audience share of 40%. Sold to countries such as Germany, Belgium, Finland, Portugal, Russia, Argentina, Ecuador and Venezuela. It was adapted with great success in Italy. Received the Ondas Award.
1995