'Tell me how it happened' ends the recording of its 18th season

The technical and artistic team has traveled tens of thousands of kilometers for thirty weeks, and visited, in addition to Brussels and Benidorm, other cities such as Pinto, Torrelodones, Guadalajara, Alcalá de Henares, Boadilla del Monte, Madrid, Arahuetes (Segovia) or Bargas (Toledo).

The cast and crew of Tell me how it happened They say goodbye today to the filming of the 18th season on the stages of the San Genaro neighborhood until after the summer, when the next season will begin to be filmed. 'Cuéntame...' is not broadcast this Thursday of Holy Week, but it will return on the 20th with the chapter titled E=mc². In March it was the most watched series on La 1, with an average of more than 3.3 million viewers and 19.4% (official data from Kantar Media, including guests).

The series recorded its most watched episode of this season on March 30, with 3,409,000 viewers (19.8%). The average audience for the 13 episodes is 3,055,000 and 17.8%.

After 30 weeks and 145 days of filming, which began at the end of last August in Brussels, Tell me how it happened It puts an end to the recording of the season, although its broadcast continues.

More than 150 actors have participated in the current season. In addition to the usual cast, headed by Imanol Arias, Ana Duato, Ricardo Gómez, Irene Visedo, Pablo Rivero, María Galiana, Juan Echanove and Paula Gallego, this year Cristina Marcos, Carlos Cuevas, Miguel Canalejo and Paloma Bloyd have joined.

In future installments, the work of Víctor Clavijo, Gemma Cuervo Clara Sanchís and Félix Pons will be seen in specific chapters, to name just some of the performers who have joined Tell me…, the most extensive acting archive on television today.

In the 90 days outdoors, the photography, decoration, costumes and makeup teams have rescued the image of the vacationers and bathers on the beaches of Benidorm in the summer of 1985, and also that of the elegant guests at the signing of the Treaty of Accession of Spain to the European Community, among whom Antonio Alcántara could not be missing.

The technical and artistic team has traveled tens of thousands of kilometers, and visited, in addition to Brussels and Benidorm, other cities such as Pinto, Torrelodones, Guadalajara, Alcalá de Henares, Boadilla del Monte, Madrid, Arahuetes (Segovia) or Bargas (Toledo).

The season will close with the chapter For you I would count the sand of the sea, written by Joaquín Oristrell and directed by Óscar Aibar. Some plots of the series will be closed forever and others will be opened that will continue in the next season, the nineteenth.