REAL MADRID UNTIL THE END

On the day of Pinochet´s coup d'état, one of the last people to see Salvador Allende alive is his advisor and friend, Manuel Ruiz, a young Spanish political scientist. The president asks him to save his own life and tell the world what happened in Chile. And that's exactly what he does in the series.

Manuel recounts how political tensions escalated after the victory of the Popular Unity and the sabotage that included a truckers' strike financed by the USA, which worsened the country's economic situation. In an attempt to overcome the crisis and strengthen his legitimacy, Allende decides to hold a referendum, but the process is interrupted by the coup. Our goal is to sell the finished content.

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Set in Barcelona, the series tells the different stories of people who have met online, exploring with them the various fears, expectations and complexities of relationships in the digital age, as well as the excitement that still surrounds the prospect of a first date. Each romantic encounter comes with its own set of difficulties, as well as its own, unique protagonists, who reveal their misgivings, secrets and hopes, as they search for love, sex, or simply a way out of their loneliness.

"Show Yourself" is a dramatic comedy with an author's stamp and a marked personality that revolves around the search for oneself and the need to transcend in today's world. With this idea as a starting point, the series tackles issues such as the concept of identity, personal fulfilment, the world of art and entertainment, loneliness, the idea of family or the current relationship with technology, offering a fresh, new, and witty point of view. Ana has lived in a bubble for the past few years while working as an assistant to Bassil, one of the most famous artists on the planet whose identity is a mystery to the public, but now that she has begun to disappear, she must come face to face with a world with which she feels she has not quite connected.

Carmina Somarriba (Adriana Ozores) and Emilio Somarriba (Luis Bermejo) are the heirs of Grupo Galgo, a family business specializing in pastries, chocolates and baby food. The crisis in the sector, the imminent arrival of the sugar law and the lack of leadership of Emilio, president of Galgo since the death of his father, mean that the company is not going through its best moment. Gonzalo Díaz (Oscar Martínez), Carmina's husband, after many years working alongside Emilio, has his own plans for the company, but a sudden and unexpected decision by Carmina causes a family and business earthquake that will also affect their children Blanca (Patricia López Arnáiz), Guzmán (Marcel Borràs), Jimena (María Pedraza) and Julián (Jorge Usón). The struggle for power will separate them, and Carmina will have to choose between saving the company or her family.

In this thriller, a killer is on the loose on the main streets of New York killing without any kind of pattern or victim profile. An expert professor in Criminology collaborates in the investigations with a homicide police inspector of the Big Apple. A chase for life or death between cabs to discover the criminal as soon as possible because no one knows who will be his next victim.

Nacho Nieto, a journalist specializing in the paranormal, is going through his worst professional and personal moment. After a failed suicide attempt, he comes back to life accompanied by the ghost of his mentor, Dr. Estrada, a mythical mystery communicator who died more than 20 years ago. At that moment a virulent poltergeist case in an apartment in the outskirts of Barcelona, in Cardenal Cardona street, crosses his life, perhaps the most important paranormal case in recent years.