More than fifty countries follow the plot of the series 'The Secret of Puente Viejo'

La serie producida por Boomerang Tv para Antena 3 no solo es un indiscutible éxito en España. La ficción se cuela entre las series españolas más vendidas fuera de nuestras fronteras; algo totalmente inaudito tratándose de una serie diaria.

El secreto de Puente Viejo ha superado ya los 1.500 capítulos y a las puertas de celebrar su sexto aniversario (el próximo jueves 23 de febrero), esta serie producida por Boomerang TV para Antena 3 continua siendo un éxito de audiencia.

Since September, Antena 3 fiction has averaged a 16.5% audience share (1,649,000 viewers per episode), reaching a 19.0% audience share among female audiences.

In this television course, The secret of Puente Viejo exceeds 18 share points in several territories: Valencian Community (24%), Castilla y León (21.4%), Murcia (18.5%) and Castilla-La Mancha (18.4%).
So far in 2017, the daily series has managed to attract even more fans, as the average number of viewers per episode reaches 1,685,000. Last Friday, February 17, the Antena 3 series recorded its annual maximum with a share of 18.1%. Furthermore, the series is the only program that is not broadcast in prime time that is among the most watched in Spain on a delayed basis.

A global success

Produced by Boomerang TV, the Antena 3 series is not only an undisputed success in Spain. Fiction is among the best-selling Spanish series outside of Spain; something totally unprecedented for a daily series.

The secret of Puente Viejo He has already traveled to more than 50 countries on all continents. Italy, United States, France, Germany, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, Kenya, Poland, Latin America, Serbia, Equatorial Guinea...

In a new milestone, the series became the first Spanish daily fiction to reach Southeast Asia and the first Spanish series to be seen in Vietnam on January 1.

Due to its quality and success, this Atresmedia series has recently been recognized by a professional jury of the Academy of Television Sciences and Arts, awarding it the Iris Jury Prize.

The committee of professionals in charge of deliberating this award has awarded the series for "for contributing to the promotion, development and strengthening of the Spanish audiovisual industry by creating a content factory that generates 1.1 chapters a day and for being a pool of professional talent that has already crossed borders, also becoming an international success."