vagabond
Buendía Estudios Canarias, Boomerang TV, Atresmedia
Five fishermen, presumed dead, return home two years later, disrupting the lives their wives have rebuilt without them. Paula Echevarría (“Velvet”) leads the ensemble in this 10-episode drama co-written by Susana López Rubio (“The Time in Between”).
Big History
Incis TV, 3Cat
Can artificial intelligence find your perfect match? Hundreds of singles test the theory in this Catalan dating format offered by Dulceida. After over 1.5 million digital views on 3Cat, BBC Studios acquired the international adaptation rights.
Butterfly Maze
Secuoya Studios
Can Yaman (“Daydreamer”) plays a betrayed secret agent who is branded as Spain’s most wanted man. Shot entirely in Spain and in Spanish, the espionage thriller gives Secuoya Studios a star-driven international project.
Bumpy, Bear
Krakatoa, Spirit Entertainment, RTVE
A playful bear turns his daily explorations into musical learning adventures. Its preschool IP spans 52 short films and 52 music videos in Spanish, English and Portuguese and spans TV, music, publishing, toys and licensing.
caldas
Caldas Series, Secuoya Studios, Disney+
Domingo Villar’s best-selling book “The Last Boat” becomes a crime drama starring Javier Gutiérrez (“Marshland”) as Vigo-based investigator Leo Caldas and his volatile new partner in Hovik Keuchkerian (“The Platform 2”).
Castle
Movistar Plus, Caballo Films, Mafalda Entertainment
Year after year, a Spanish police unit works to bring down an ambitious prostitution lord. The series, co-created by Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s regular co-writer Isabel Peña, was a huge hit at the San Sebastián Film Festival in September.
Celeste, Season 2
Movistar Plus, Mediapro Studio
In addition to Series Mania’s Panorama award for best series, congratulations are also due to actress Carmen Machi (“La Mesías”), who brings a touching humanity to the role of a scruffy, lonely tax inspector. Created by Diego San José (“Jakarta”).
Reunion in Barcelona, Season 3
Arca, Filmmax
Barcelona’s dating scene returns with Emma Vilarasau and Anna Castillo (“Nowhere”), as well as International Emmy-winning “I, Addict” star Oriol Pla. Previous seasons dominated TV3’s prime time and played Prime Video Spain.
Death at Llanes
K 2000, 100 Replies
The murder of a real-life councilman fuels this SkyShowtime crime drama, where political rivalries and an unlikely love triangle add to the mystery. Directed by Gerardo Olivares.
Home Forever
FilmNation Entertainment, Mediapro Studio
A body under an idyllic house explodes in this homegrown thriller based on Graham Norton’s bestselling book. Starring Amy Nuttall (“Downton Abbey”) and Douglas Henshall (“Shetland”); Imagina Sales begins international sales at Mipcom.
birth
3Cat, Absolute Minority, Fishcorb Media
Ferran Adrià’s transformation of his restaurant El Bulli into a global culinary phenomenon is being treated like a prestige drama. New Regency begins international sales at Mipcom as Miquel Fernández stars as Adrià; Netflix is already ready for major regions.
Hidden Brush Strokes
Buendía Estudios Canarias, Atresmedia
From the writers of “Ángela” comes a domestic noir film about a marriage built on lies. When a wife (Toni Acosta, “Phenomena”) notices her pilot husband (Rodolfo Sancho, “The Ministry”) in Tenerife, claiming to be abroad, the marriage begins to unravel.
Disgrace
Evafilms, HBO Max
A 20-year-old disappearance haunts him in this six-episode thriller; Susana Abaitua (“The Phantom of the War”) stars as a lawyer obsessed with two missing girls in a remote Basque country. Adapted from the novel by Ledicia Costas.
Killing a Bear
Movistar Plus, Arte France
In 2020, brown bear Cachou is found dead in a ravine, sparking a criminal investigation. Creators Jorge and Alberto Sánchez-Cabezudo (“The Zone”) say the fact-based series explores ancestral Spain’s struggle with new global powers.
Many People Have to Die
Movistar Plus, Film Cutting and Production
Movistar Plus’ most-watched series of 2026 follows three female friends in their thirties, portraying millennial angst with gritty realism and LOL humor. This also marks the anointing of creator/writer Victoria Martín as a major comedic voice in Spain.
Marusía: Naval Academy
Unicorn Content, Mediaset Spain
The mysterious death of a cadet hails the first woman to head the Spanish Naval Academy. Shot in Galicia, this drama stars Lucía Jiménez (“When No One Sees Us”) and combines mystery with teenage tensions.
olivia
Studio60, Womack Studios, Disney+
A famous TV weather presenter reopens old wounds by retreating with her daughter to her estranged father’s olive groves. Pablo Chiapella (“La Que se Avecina”) stars in Juanma Pachón’s (“Welcome to Paradise”) comedy-drama about family, roots and second chances.
Red on White
Good Mood (Mediawan), RTVE
“Red Eagle” creator Daniel Écija combines crime, romance and comedy in a method built on forensic linguistics. Hugo Silva (“Castamar’s Cook”) stars as a troubled detective opposite María Hervás (“Immortal”).
Avalanche
RTVE, Movistar Plus, Boomerang TV
Music legend Rocío Jurado is getting a biopic series chronicling her rise from the Andalusian village of Chipiona to international stardom. “The Secret of Puente Viejo” creator Aurora Guerra writes; The four-part film shot in more than 66 locations with approximately 2,000 extras.
He, the Cursed Spirit
Mediaset España, Plan Plan
A forbidden love triggers this Manuel Rivas adaptation when a charismatic priest falls in love with his cousin’s wife. Starring Maxi Iglesias (“Valeria”), Karina Kolokolchykova (“Grandma”) and Martiño Rivas (“Boarding School”).
Sons of the Apocalypse
Deep Com Roots
After falling in love with a stranger to her religion, former Jehovah’s Witness Becky leaves her closed religious community and travels from Spain to New York. The three-part documentary series premiered on Movistar Plus.
Traffic Jam, Season 4
Ounce, Prime Video
Another massive traffic jam traps newcomers like Raúl Cimas (“Muchachada Nui”), Pepe Viyuela (“Aída”) and Marta Hazas (“Velvet”). It has already been re-supported for Season 5.
UCO: Key Watches
Ounce, Prime Video
A TV crew, along with an elite Spanish Guardia Civil investigative unit, gain access to real operations involving money laundering, smuggling, violent crime and fugitives. “Future History” director Ferran Estellés directs the fact-based series.