'Telecinco Live' opens its doors in Madrid, the first exposhow in the history of the network

Installed in the attic of the Chamartín Station (Espacio Meeu), the exhibition features the scenery, sets and the most notable rooms from programs and series such as 'Big Brother', 'Sálvame', 'La que se cerca', 'Aída', 'Médico de Familia' or 'Camera café', in a tour of nine interactive rooms.

Coinciding with the Bridge, Mediaset España has opened its doors this weekend Telecinco Live, he first exposhow open to the public that traces the history of the chain.

This pioneering initiative in Spain, developed by the Editorial Commercial Management of Mediaset España in collaboration with Stark Universal, takes place in the MEEU space of Madrid's Chamartín Station, in an area of ​​more than 1,500 square meters, where visitors can become part of the history of the most watched television channel in Spain. Through its sets, walking through emblematic sets and entering first person into its unique universe. A guided experiential journey through fiction, sports, and Telecinco entertainment throughout a total of nine rooms, in a tour lasting approximately 90 minutes.

Once through the doors of Telecinco Live, the visitor is immersed in an experience that It includes from the beginning of the network's broadcasts to its recent successes. Accompanied by actors who will interact with the audience, each of the rooms that make up the tour reveal the magic of television from all possible points of view. A life-size control room will show the production process followed in live broadcasts such as Ana Rosa's program. It is the first stop on a tour that passes, among others, through the house of Big Brother and with a mandatory stop at the 'confessional'. Also save me has its reflection in Telecinco Live, ready to welcome new collaborators.

Throughout the tour, the visitor finds in the different rooms iconic elements of Telecinco props from recent years and emblematic pieces from programs such as Survivors. Outfits of some of the group's presenters such as Mercedes Milá, Sara Carbonero, Jorge Javier Vázquez or Lara Álvarez have also been recovered; and even the daring look of the unforgettable Mamachicho designed again expressly for the occasion by the original creator.

The fictional field is home to some of the most successful series in the network's history. From the kitchen where the Martín family shared so many breakfasts in Family Doctor, passing through the landing The one that is coming, epicenter of the most disastrous owners' meetings on television. Rest in the meeting area for office workers Camera cafe or sit on the original Esperanza Sur bench next to Bar Reinols in Aida are other of the experiences that it proposes Telecinco Live.

Telecinco Cinema and Mediaset Sport

Telecinco's film production throughout these years has left great films for posterity that also come to life in the exhibition. A recreation of the tsunami Impossible, the iconic giant hand of A monster comes to wormand or the sympathetic Tadeo Jones These are some of the main set pieces of Telecinco Cinema. In addition, the exhibition displays one of the three Oscars won by Pan's Labyrinth and the Goya for best film for Cell 211.

From the world of cinema the visitor jumps to sport, touring the locker room of the Spanish Soccer Team during its time at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. You can see the Soccer World Cup, as well as the Moto GP or Eurobasket 2015 trophies.

Finally, the Informativos Telecinco set serves as a farewell for the audience of Telecinco Live, but not before making him for a few minutes the “star presenter” of the most watched news program in Spain and, emulating Pedro Piqueras, saying goodbye to the connection and following the instructions that the cameras, cue and production are indicating.

Una fan zone de más de 500 metros cuadrados con diferentes juegos, photocalls y zonas interactivas, merchandising y la posibilidad de tomarse un café en la mismísima barra del ‘Max & Herny’ de The one that is coming They say goodbye to the visit.

Tickets to visit Telecinco Live eThey are now on sale through telecincolive.es y taquillamediaset.es. The exhibition can be visited until February 23, 2019, after extending the opening dates following the success obtained in the pre-sale of tickets. The exhibition, suitable for all audiences, allows the option of a special alternative tour for schools, institutes and training courses, where students can get to know the world of television from the inside and learn how it works in an enjoyable, informative and entertaining way.

In the opinion of Ana Bustamante, editorial commercial director of Mediaset España, "everything related to television always arouses a lot of interest. In every Spanish home, television is watched, in whatever way one chooses. But it was Telecinco that 30 years ago revolutionized the model of making television with a very recognized and recognizable seal, which has been evolving but has never abandoned: the seal of entertainment. There are many TVs, but none as fun and with fewer complexes than Telecinco. That is why, from today, we are happy to "release it." for a walk."

Telecinco Livecontinues Ana Bustamante, "it is going to show television, our television, from the inside. We are talking about 30 years of our lives in which Telecinco has accompanied several generations. Forging iconic brands and spaces. With Telecinco Live, our viewers are not only going to watch television, they are going to live it inside.”