The 1st TVE premieres tonight ‘King Peret‘, the TV movie about the legend of Catalan rumba (10:50 p.m.). It is a musical biopic that tells the story of the artist’s lesser-known and more intimate personal and artistic career: composer, singer and member of a gypsy family saga that would influence his music, his successes and that presided over his life. Actors Jordi Coll and Pep Antón Muñoz give life to the master of rumba in the young and mature stages of his biography. The cast also includes Asia Ortega, Jordi Planas, Paco Moreno, Elena Gadel, Paul Berrondo, Pepa López and Toni Sevilla, among others. The premiere of the TV movie coincides this year with the 50th anniversary of Peret’s performance at the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest. The song ‘Sing and be happy’ came in ninth place in an edition in which ABBA won with ‘Waterloo’.
Antenna 3 broadcasts tonight new episodes of ‘Good morning, mom!(10:45 p.m.) In the first episode, while Sole refuses to reveal the identity of the child’s father, Guido (Raoul Bova), worried that secrets from the past might come to light, has difficulty being close to his daughter. Meanwhile, Francesca is obsessed with strange childhood memories. Jacopo, for his part, discovers a bitter truth about Greta. Colaprico asks Ágata to sign a document to reopen the investigation into Mauricio’s disappearance… Later, in tonight’s second episode, while Guido encourages Agatha to study for the entrance exam, Sole confronts Federico, who runs away from his responsibilities. Meanwhile, Francesca goes to Grandpa Elio to get answers about her sister’s birth, but the meeting, which is about to take a turn, is interrupted by Armando’s arrival. Everything seems to turn around when Guido discovers that Ágata is a danger to his family…
Mark Walberg, persecuted on Telecinco
For its part, Telecinco bet tonight on a new pass of ‘Shooter. The Shooter‘ (10:50 p.m.) Bob Lee Swagger (Mark Whalberg) is a former U.S. Army sharpshooter who leaves the military after a failed off-duty mission. When he is asked to rejoin, he reluctantly returns to duty, but is tricked again. Despite carrying two bullets in his body and being the target of a nationwide manhunt, Swagger plots revenge…
Clint Eastwood, star of La Sexta
A new pass of ‘Harry the Executioner‘ arrives this Monday (10:30 pm) to laSexta. Third installment of the adventures of the controversial and tough San Francisco police officer, Harry Callahan, again played by Clint Eastwood. This time, he faces a group of sadistic terrorists who call themselves ‘People’s Revolutionary Action’ and who try to dominate the city. Callahan and his new assistant, Kate Moore, must rescue the mayor, who has been kidnapped by the terrorists.
‘Streetwise‘occupies prime time of Four This Monday (10:30 p.m.). On this occasion, Silvia Ruiz and Juan Ignacio Contreras delve into the Seville neighborhood of 3000 homes. The neighborhood with the lowest per capita income in Spain also has a lot of color and art. Here lives ‘La Cebolla’ (‘Incredible Duos’), an urban flamenco artist who is on Rosalía’s favorites playlist. The program will meet her at home, with her father, on prison leave for a few days in a neighborhood severely punished by drugs and their trafficking. In another corner of the neighborhood, Antonio, a house painter during office hours and “Spielberg’s apprentice” in his free time, is filming a scene about his latest film, full of social criticism and shot with non-professional actors from the 3000. In this neighborhood there is also the Andalucía school, winner of a National award for promoting reading. “Everything is in books,” says the monitor of a library with almost 8,000 titles, to the delight of the students who tell a story around her. Just 10 minutes by car from the capital, in this neighbourhood apartments are sold in a matter of hours. “Once a lady came with cash in one euro coins in 2 litre Coca Cola bottles,” confesses an estate agent who shows us an apartment.
