The group will monetize perimeter advertising for 16 LALIGA EA SPORTS clubs and 18 LALIGA HYPERMOTION clubs
GRUP MEDIAPRO has signed an agreement with 34 LALIGA clubs to commercialize LED perimeter advertising, both domestically and internationally, across matches involving 16 LALIGA EA SPORTS clubs and 18 LALIGA HYPERMOTION clubs. The group brings more than 12 years of experience successfully managing virtual advertising at LALIGA stadiums.
The agreement covers a domestic feed for both leagues, plus a separate international feed for the rest of the world (LALIGA EA SPORTS only). It opens the door to a wide range of local and international sponsorship opportunities for clubs, connecting them with global audiences in a truly unique way. The group will also keep pushing to optimize and improve advertising performance for sponsors, offering brands and products a range of ways to feature during LALIGA broadcasts.
Growing fan interest in LALIGA was on full display in the 2025/26 season, which wrapped with 288 million cumulative TV viewers for LALIGA EA SPORTS in Spain and a new all-time attendance record across LALIGA EA SPORTS and LALIGA HYPERMOTION stadiums, drawing a combined 17,535,164 spectators over the course of the season.
LALIGA HYPERMOTION also closed out the 2025/26 season with its strongest TV audience numbers in four years, cementing its place as one of the fastest-growing products in Spanish football broadcasting. The season ended with more than 27.6 million cumulative viewers in Spain, a 59% jump from the previous season.
Brands&Xperiences, GRUP MEDIAPRO's business unit that brings together and drives all of the group's commercial activity with brands and advertisers, will manage the agreement.
Nora Navas, Greta Fernández and Francesc Orella also star in the film and filming is taking place in Delta de l’Ebre Natural Park
Produced by IMAGINA (currently Grup Mediapro until 31 December) and distributed by A Contracorriente Films, 'Lo Vent' is the new cinematic project from screenwriter and director Marcel Barrena and actor Eduard Fernández, following the success of 'El 47', also produced by the company. The film received more than thirty national and international awards, including five Goya Awards, eight Gaudí Awards, two Forqué Awards and one Platino Award. The film is produced by Javier Méndez and Bernat Elias.
Filming for 'Lo Vent' is taking place on Buda Island, a protected area of exceptional environmental value and outstanding natural beauty located within the Delta de l’Ebre Natural Park, which has been designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Eduard Fernández (winner of four Goya Awards) stars as Mateo, a traditional rice farmer deeply attached to Buda Island, a territory located at the easternmost edge of the Ebro Delta and destined to disappear. The Delta, one of Europe's most important wetlands, is under increasing threat from rising sea levels.
The film’s cast also includes Nora Navas (winner of two Goya Awards), Greta Fernández (Silver Shell winner at the San Sebastián International Film Festival), Francesc Orella (winner of two MAX Theatre Awards) and French actor Williams Bulambo, among others.
Shot entirely in Catalan, 'Lo Vent' is, in Barrena’s words: “A story about resilience, legacy, the home we build and our love for the land. It is about people from worlds they believed were opposed, who discover together the strength to fight for what seems impossible. It is also a tribute to the land and our roots, and a celebration of its unique value as a landscape, a source of life and the essence of who we are.”
The screenplay, freely inspired by Gabi Martínez’s book Delta, was written by Marcel Barrena, Mireia Vidal and Coral Cruz.
For 'Lo Vent', Barrena reunites with much of the creative team behind the acclaimed 'El 47', including production manager Carlos Apolinario (winner of the Goya and Gaudí Awards for 'El 47'), director of photography Isaac Vila (Goya and Gaudí nominee for 'El 47'), composer Arnau Bataller (Goya, Gaudí and Spanish Music Awards nominee for 'El 47'), production designer Marta Bazaco (Goya and Gaudí nominee for 'El 47'), head of make-up and hair Karol Tornaria (Goya nominee and Gaudí Award winner for 'El 47'), and costume designers Irantzu Ortiz and Olga Rodal (Goya nominees and Gaudí Award winners for 'El 47'), among others.
'Lo Vent' (The Wind) is made with the major participation of Movistar Plus+ and the participation of RTVE and 3Cat. The film is also supported by the ICEC (Catalan Institute for Cultural Companies).
IMAGINA will become the new corporate name of GRUP MEDIAPRO from 1 January.
FOX acquires Central American broadcast rights to the Concacaf Nations League and the Qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2030
FOX Latin America and Concacaf announced an agreement for the broadcast in Central America of the Concacaf Nations League and the Qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2030. The deal, brokered by GRUP MEDIAPRO and IMG, adds two of the region's most closely followed national-team competitions to FOX's sports offering.
The agreement covers the next two editions of the Concacaf Nations League (2026-27 and 2028-29), including their finals, as well as the Qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2030, which will run from September 2027 through November 2029.
As part of the agreement, FOX will broadcast matches from both competitions, featuring Concacaf's Member Associations.
The broadcasts will be available to fans across Central America through FOX's platforms, both on television and streaming, and will include local commentary and special programming, including pre- and post-match coverage.
FOX strengthens its coverage in the region by adding two competitions that bring together the leading national teams of Central America and Concacaf, including away matches played by Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.
The official Concacaf Nations League schedule was confirmed following the draw held on July 23, while FOX's broadcasts will begin on Thursday, September 24, 2026, with the competition's first matches.
The adaptation of Inés Garber's novel comes to the screen as a psychological thriller with romantic undertones, directed by Samantha López Speranza
Cameras are rolling on 'Cuando solo quedemos nosotros', Prime Video's new Spanish Original series based on the novel of the same name by Inés Garber.
Samantha López Speranza ('Every Side of the Bed') directs, with Judith Fernández ('Rondallas') and Pau Simón ('Billionaires' Bunker') leading the cast as Violeta and Ander.
They're joined by Eva Ruiz ('Culpa mía') as Melissa, Júlia Mascort ('I Won't Die for Love') as Sonia, La Imèn ('Calle Málaga') as Najwa, Julio Batalla ('Su majestad') as Elías, Sergi Shan as Hin, Tomy Aguilera ('Oasis') as Oliver, and Sofía Reyes ('The Bold Type') as Cloe. 'Cuando solo quedemos nosotros' will soon stream exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Globomedia produces, with María José Rodríguez ('Barrio Esperanza') and Juan Miguel Hernández ('Celeste' Season 2) as executive producers, and a script from Jan Matheu ('Olympo') and Víctor Alonso-Berbel ('Ciudad sin sueño').
Synopsis
Nine young people wake up in an isolated mansion in the middle of the forest to discover they have been kidnapped. With no phones, no internet and no contact with the outside world, they soon discover the rules of a macabre game: kill or be killed. As suspicions and deaths mount, alliances form and feelings emerge, because when survival is on the line, falling in love may be the ultimate punishment.
Season two of the Movistar Plus Original series, co-produced with 100 Balas, will hold its world premiere at the festival on October 26
Season two of 'Celeste', the hit Movistar Plus Original series co-produced by 100 Balas and created by Diego San José, will have its world premiere at Barcelona's Serielizados festival on October 26.
Carmen Machi, honored this year with Spain's National Cinematography Award, is back as Sara Santano, the tax inspector who, after taking on a major Latin music star in season one, now sets her sights on a famous footballer.
The actress again headlines the cast, joined this time by Carlos Blanco, Pol López, Antonio Durán 'Morris', Aixa Villagrán, Lucas Velasco, Cumelén Sanz and Carlos Lorenzo, among others.
Diego San José writes this new season alongside Oriol Puig and Fernando Delgado-Hierro, with Daniel Castro also contributing to the scripts. Elena Trapé returns to direct all six episodes.
Season one of 'Celeste' became one of the most acclaimed Spanish productions of the year, winning the Ondas Award and the Feroz Award for Best Comedy Series, along with Best Series honors in the Panorama section at Series Mania, Best Comedy at the Italian Global Series Festival, and Best Series at the Almería International Film Festival (FICAL).
The feature documentary is directed by Marta Solaz, Verónica Díaz Pérez and Sergio Peris-Mencheta, and produced by El Terrat
The film follows actor and director Sergio Peris-Mencheta through his cancer treatment in Los Angeles as he remotely leads rehearsals in Madrid for '14.4', the play written by Juan Diego Botto, showing how artistic creation can become a driving force for facing adversity and moving forward.
'SerYo', a feature documentary directed by Marta Solaz, Verónica Díaz Pérez and Sergio Peris-Mencheta and produced by El Terrat, will be presented at the upcoming edition of the Valladolid International Film Festival (Seminci). Andreu Buenafuente is the film's executive producer.
'SerYo' was born from a deeply personal and creative experience. The documentary follows Peris-Mencheta and his family through the cancer treatment he underwent in Los Angeles while, more than 9,000 kilometers away, he continued directing rehearsals in Madrid for '14.4', the play written by Juan Diego Botto and inspired by the true story of Ahmed Younoussi.
The documentary explores how creativity can become a driving force to keep moving forward, and a form of salvation. As his body goes through treatment and prepares for a bone marrow transplant, Peris-Mencheta decides the play cannot stop, and from that moment on, a complex human and technical operation is set in motion so he can direct the play remotely, across a nine-hour time difference. A distance that suddenly becomes a creative refuge.
The film weaves together two stories to talk about life as both face their biggest tests: one theatrical, one medical. Two stories, Sergio's and that of Ahmed, the protagonist of '14.4', who arrived in Spain as a child after crossing the Strait of Gibraltar hidden beneath a truck. Two stories bound together by journey, survival and the will to keep moving forward when everything seems to push in the opposite direction.
The project itself was born from a desire to explore how creativity can offer refuge from pain and distress, becoming, even if only for moments, a form of relief and resistance.
