RTVE: quality content, premium series from Spain
RTVE arrives at June’s European events with a selection of content spanning period fiction, social drama, thrillers, and documentary formats. The offering includes new productions designed for prime time, as well as shorter-format series aimed at specific audiences.

Among the main highlights is Las Abogadas (6 x 50’), a series based on true events that portrays the journey of four women—Lola González, Cristina Almeida, Paca Sauquillo, and Manuela Carmena—labor lawyers and activists during the final years of Franco’s regime in Spain. The series covers the period from 1969 up to the assassination of the Atocha lawyers in 1977, placing its protagonists in a pivotal context of recent history.
In the realm of historical fiction, Ena (6 x 55’) also stands out, narrating the life of Victoria Eugenia of Battenberg, Queen Consort of Spain. The series chronicles the major events that marked her personal and political life, from her wedding in 1906—the day she suffered an assassination attempt—to her experience witnessing world wars and social transformations.
Asuntos Internos (6 x 60’), meanwhile, is set in 1970s Madrid and combines police drama with thriller elements. The story follows Clara, one of the first women to join the Spanish police force, as she infiltrates a corruption network linked to drug trafficking. Set in a neighborhood police station, the series depicts the dilemmas of a time of political transition.

On a more contemporary note, Dieciocho (6 x 30’) presents an intimate story between two young people who meet in a community kitchen: Cèlia, performing community service, and Moha, a migrant minor. The narrative explores the building of bonds despite prejudices, addressing themes such as immigration, youth marginalization, and first love.
Documentaries and International Co-productions
In documentary format, RTVE includes SAC (7 x 40’), a series about the Behavior Analysis Section of the National Police Corps. Featuring testimonies from agents and forensic psychology experts, it shows how complex crimes are solved through a scientific and analytical approach.
Alter Ego (3 x 35’) focuses on global advancements in artificial intelligence, exploring two fictional worlds generated using cutting-edge technological tools. The series analyzes the implications and limits of AI from an informative perspective.
ADN Colón. Su verdadero origen (1 x 90’) follows an investigation spanning over twenty years into Christopher Columbus’s DNA. The documentary raises questions about the navigator’s true origin, providing genetic material that could alter known historical accounts.
The catalog is rounded out by two internationally-profiled fictions. Weiss & Morales (4 x 85’) is a co-production set in Gran Canaria. The series, structured as “southern noir,” brings together a German agent and a Civil Guard sergeant who must solve crimes in a community marked by the coexistence of expatriates and locals. Each episode develops a different case.
Finally, Megamix Brutal (3 x 44’) is a documentary series about the history of the record label Max Music, a key player in Spanish music culture of the 80s and 90s. Through the conflict between its founders, Ricardo Campoy and Miguel Degà, it explores the rise of the “megamix” phenomenon and its impact on the entertainment industry.