The group was responsible for the co-production of DAZN Mundial, the only channel to broadcast every match of the tournament in Spain

Working out of its Barcelona production hub, GRUP MEDIAPRO co-produced DAZN Mundial in Spain, the only destination where viewers could watch every match of the FIFA World Cup 2026™. The group's production and content teams delivered more than 350 hours of live programming, coordinating commentary teams across all 104 matches of the tournament. From its Barcelona studios, GRUP MEDIAPRO produced 88 live shows featuring 35 contributors and analysts, including renowned former players and leading sports journalists.

Working in close coordination with GRUP MEDIAPRO, the DAZN team oversaw editorial production and talent selection, hosts, commentators, analysts and reporters, as well as content planning for both the DAZN Mundial channel and the DAZN platform.

The operation included seven production teams deployed across the United States, Canada and Mexico, delivering tailored coverage of nearly 70 World Cup matches and more than 100 on-site productions. The project involved more than 100 GRUP MEDIAPRO professionals, including producers, directors, journalists, technicians and graphic designers. DAZN Mundial was the leading pay-TV channel during June and July.

The original Movistar Plus+ film, produced by El Terrat and Ikiru Films, marks Berto Romero's feature screenwriting debut

'5 More Minutes' has been selected to compete in the Official Selection at the 74th San Sebastián Film Festival. Produced by El Terrat and Ikiru Films, the original Movistar Plus+ film is written by Berto Romero, directed by Javier Ruiz Caldera, and stars Javier Cámara, Berto Romero and Belén Cuesta.

The film is produced by Berto Romero, Bernat Elías, Javier Méndez, Edmon Roch and Movistar Plus+.

The film also marks Romero's feature screenwriting debut and sees him starring alongside Javier Cámara and Belén Cuesta, while reuniting Romero with Javier Ruiz Caldera following their collaborations on the Movistar Plus+ series 'Mira lo que has hecho', winner of the Ondas Award for Best Comedy Series, and 'El otro lado', both produced in collaboration with El Terrat.

Widely recognized as one of the most versatile directors of his generation, Javier Ruiz Caldera's films combine a bold mix of genres with the distinctive sense of humor that has become his trademark, and '5 More Minutes' marks another collaboration with Berto Romero, one of his regular creative partners, who he previously directed in the series 'El otro lado' and 'Mira lo que has hecho', as well as the feature films 'Spy Time', 'Three Many Weddings' and 'Wolfgang'.

'5 More Minutes' tells the story of a married couple whose relationship is on the brink and who decide to spend a weekend at an isolated rural holiday home. A representative from the rental agency shows them around the property and hands over the keys. But before leaving them alone, something extraordinary happens: time rewinds five minutes.

The cast also includes Carlos Bernardino ('Iron Reign'), Marc Soler ('UPA Next'), Clàudia Melo ('On the Fringe'), Puchi Lagarde ('Galgos'), Tian Tosas ('The Last Night at Tremore Beach') and Nia Tosas ('El mal invisible').

The film opens in cinemas on January 22, 2027. The film will be distributed in Spain by Filmax.

Produced in collaboration with El Terrat, the series has just wrapped filming in Barcelona

'El otro mundo', the new Movistar Plus Original series produced in collaboration with El Terrat, created by and starring Berto Romero, has wrapped filming in Barcelona. Following the success of the first season of 'El otro lado', directed by Javier Ruiz Caldera and Alberto de Toro, Berto Romero returns to comedy, occult phenomena and thriller with six new episodes set to arrive on Movistar Plus in 2027.

The paranormal universe surrounding journalist Nacho Nieto (played by Berto Romero) continues to expand with new cases, conspiracies and unexplained phenomena, staying true to the show's signature blend of humor, mystery and everyday horror.

In addition to returning as creator and star, Berto Romero joins the director's chair this season alongside Alberto de Toro, who directed the first season.

Joining Berto Romero, Eva Ugarte returns as Juana, Nacho Vigalondo as Gorka Romero, Andreu Buenafuente once again steps into the role of Doctor Estrada, and Ramón Barea reprises his role as Carlos de Celis. Carmen Balagué, Jordi Aguilar, Gerard Quintana and María Pujalte join the cast, alongside Silvia Abril, who appears in a special guest role.

Synopsis: 'El otro mundo' ('El otro lado' Season 2)

Nacho Nieto's world turns upside down when he's abducted by mysterious lights. He wakes up certain of one thing: he's carrying an urgent message for humanity — he just can't remember what it is. His family chalks it up to another psychotic episode and pushes him into a job as a contributor on Gorka Romero's show, 'Nueva Era'. But the closer he gets to the truth, the harder it becomes to tell where reality ends and the paranormal — or the performance of it — begins.

'El otro mundo' is a Movistar Plus Original production in collaboration with El Terrat.

wTVision contributed to the implementation and operation of on-air graphics using Studio CG and graphics systems, fully integrated with the tournament's data provider

For the 2026 World Cup, wTVision supported GRUP MEDIAPRO and DAZN Spain with a set of integrated solutions designed to bring more flexibility, clarity and visual depth to the tournament coverage. The project combined on-air graphics, augmented reality, interactive studio tools and advertising workflows, helping DAZN Spain deliver a more dynamic and informative viewing experience throughout the competition.

"World Cup coverage moves fast, and the challenge is not only to put information on screen, but to make it useful at the exact moment the story is happening. With GRUP MEDIAPRO and DAZN Spain, we focused on building a flexible production layer where graphics, AR, touchscreen interaction and advertising elements could support the editorial rhythm of the tournament without adding complexity to the operation. That is where wTVision brings real value: connecting technology with the way broadcasters tell live sports stories," said Willem van Breukelen, wTVision Country Manager in Spain.

wTVision took part in the implementation and operation of on-air graphics using Studio CG and graphics systems, fully integrated with the tournament's data provider. This allowed match information, competition updates and editorial elements to be delivered on air with the speed, accuracy and consistency required in live football production.

The project also included augmented reality graphics for DAZN Spain's studio. Backed by a tracking system calibrated across three cameras, the AR setup allowed virtual elements to be integrated into the physical set with precision and consistency. These graphics helped present tournament information, from results and fixtures to broader competition analysis, giving the studio team more flexibility to explain key moments and enrich the coverage's visual language.

To support studio analysis, wTVision also brought its touchscreen solution to DAZN Spain's interactive display. The tool gave presenters a more dynamic way to explore information, interact with content and guide viewers through key moments of the tournament. By combining data, graphics and presenter interaction, the touchscreen helped make analysis clearer, more visual and easier to follow.

Beyond the studio, wTVision also played a role in advertising workflows during World Cup matches. The operation covered ad insertions and up-next elements, including L-shaped banners displayed during hydration breaks. These elements created additional opportunities to integrate commercial and programming messages into the live match experience without disrupting the flow of the broadcast.

Across all of these components, wTVision equipped DAZN Spain with integrated tools that helped deliver a more dynamic and entertaining World Cup viewing experience.

More World Cup projects by wTVision

DAZN Spain was one of several World Cup projects wTVision worked on. Its teams also contributed to live production, virtual studio environments, AR graphics, interactive analysis, channel operations and technical infrastructure in other countries for LiveModeTV, DAZN Italy, SPORT TV Portugal and ZAP.

The documentary is a Movistar Plus Original produced in collaboration with Globomedia, based on an original idea by Diego San José

The San Sebastián International Film Festival has announced that the feature documentary 'El otro Chiquito' will screen at the festival's 74th edition, running from September 18 to 26.

A Movistar Plus Original produced in collaboration with Globomedia, 'El otro Chiquito' is based on an original idea by Diego San José ('Celeste', 'Yakarta'), written and directed by Juan Zavala and Javier Morales ('El crítico'). The documentary will premiere in San Sebastián on September 21 as part of the 'Made in Spain' section.

'El otro Chiquito' revisits one of the most unusual legal battles in recent Spanish history: the clash between Chiquito de la Calzada and his television alter ego, Lucas Grijander, brought to life by Florentino Fernández on one of Spanish TV's most-watched shows. After Chiquito filed suit, the court had to determine whether the character amounted to plagiarism and a violation of the Málaga-born comedian's image rights, or simply a parody of a figure who already belonged to the public domain.

Blending testimony from those close to the legendary Málaga-born comedian with insight from journalists and experts on the phenomenon, 'El otro Chiquito' is also a portrait of Gregorio Sánchez, an unlikely comic who took 1990s Spain by storm, forging a language and a style of humor that was entirely his own and utterly unrepeatable, one that ultimately came to belong to everyone. Or did it?

The documentary features an array of firsthand accounts, including from Pepe Navarro, Florentino Fernández, Mario Conde, Manolo Sarria, Celia Villalobos, José Mercé, Manuel Campo Vidal, Nieves Herrero, Paz Padilla, Juan y Medio and Ramón García, along with journalists Manuel Jabois, Luz Sánchez-Mellado and Mariola Cubells.

'El otro Chiquito' also offers a snapshot of early-'90s Spain and the shift brought on by the rise of private television channels, both in the content on screen and in what audiences wanted to watch.

The documentary will premiere exclusively on Movistar Plus following its run at the San Sebastián International Film Festival.

Synopsis

In 1995, Spain had an undisputed idol: Chiquito de la Calzada. His catchphrases spread through the streets, TV sets and even official speeches. The country fell for the comedian who took a generation by storm. But one night, Spain's top-rated private TV show pulled off a masterstroke: introducing Lucas Grijander, a character eerily similar to Chiquito, so similar that he soon began taking his place. For Gregorio Sánchez, the man behind the legend, it was a nightmare. After years spent fighting for fame, he watched his identity get stripped away in front of millions of viewers. So began one of the strangest legal battles in Spanish history: Chiquito versus Lucas Grijander, a courtroom fight over something that already seemed to belong to everyone. A war over who owned a cultural phenomenon… and over one man's survival.

Produced by Globomedia in partnership with RTVE, the series was created by Iván Escobar and Antonio Sánchez Olivas

RTVE has begun filming season two of 'Barrio Esperanza', doubling down on this drama set in an elementary school, where humor coexists with emotion and a look at some of the realities shaping education today.

Produced by Globomedia in partnership with RTVE and created by Iván Escobar and Antonio Sánchez Olivas, 'Barrio Esperanza' was one of the standout hits of the season that just wrapped. Its April 19 premiere drew 1.6 million viewers (a 15% share), the strongest launch for a weekly national drama in four years. Across all platforms, linear broadcast, on-demand, RTVE Play and Clan, 'Barrio Esperanza' has topped 10 million unique viewers (10.8 million), reaching 22.7% of the population.

Beyond being one of the few Spanish TV dramas to explore the world of education, 'Barrio Esperanza' has resonated with audiences thanks to its upbeat brand of social comedy, using humor and emotion to tackle issues that are part of everyday life in schools: bullying, social inequality, lack of resources, giftedness, integration and family struggles affecting students. The education community, in particular, has rallied around the show, with teachers and families sending in messages praising a drama set in a public school.

Iván Escobar and Antonio Sánchez Olivas are once again writing this new installment, which, just like last season, is being filmed on location at a real school in Madrid, transformed into the classrooms of the Barrio Esperanza public school.

'Barrio Esperanza' also explores second chances through its lead character, played by Mariona Terés, who returns in the new episodes to get her life back on track as a teacher, after overcoming the setback that sent her back to prison over a mistake in season one's finale.

The new season also introduces fresh faces to the cast, including actors María Castro ('La Promesa'), José Pastor ('Bosé') and María Isabel Díaz ('Vis a vis'), among others.

Also returning are the show's key players: Alejo Sauras once again as Jerónimo, the school principal; Ana Jara as Claudia, the young teacher; Mariano Peña as Don Antonio, the veteran teacher; Juan Vinuesa as Ricardo, president of the parents' association; Laura de la Uz as Fátima, the newly arrived teacher; Guillermo Campra as Manu, the PE teacher; Ángel Héctor as Gustavo, the school caretaker; Carlos Librado "Nene" as Josete, Esperanza's old classmate and father of one of the students; and Ruth Núñez as Mar, the school cook.