Mediterráneo Mediaset España will broadcast three of its fictions in the United States via Telemundo

Telemundo has signed an agreement with Mediterranean Mediaset Spain for the broadcast in the United States of the series Mothers. love and life, The truth y The devil's clocks.

The three fictions can be seen in this territory at the end of the year as part of the programming offer of Plus (Telemundo's new content brand to serve the US Hispanic market) on the platform SVOD Peacock. This agreement represents the first commercial operation of sale of Mediterranean Mediaset España Group with the leading company in production and distribution of content in Spanish for the Spanish-speaking audience in the United States.

Mothers. love and life, produced in collaboration with That Media, is a medical drama starring Belén Rueda, Aida Folch, Rosario Pardo, Carmen Ruiz and Carla Díaz that addresses the life stories, relationships and conflicts of a group of women whose children are receiving treatment in the Pediatrics and Maternity area of ​​the same hospital. On the other hand, The truth it's a domestic noir inspired by various true stories that explore the psychology of a family pushed to the limit. Lydia Bosch, Jon Kortajarena, Elena Rivera, Ginés García Millán, José Luis García-Pérez, Irene Montalà, Ana Álvarez, Esmeralda Moya and Sergio Peris-Mencheta lead the artistic team of this series of intrigue and suspense, produced in collaboration with Plano a Plano.

Finally, inspired by a true story of international drug trafficking, The devil's clocks, co-production of Mediaset Spain y Picomedia in alliance with Rai Fiction, recreates the dangerous odyssey lived by the protagonist, Gianfranco Franciosi, an Italian mechanic specialized in preparing engines for marine vessels, whose work infiltrating a drug cartel was decisive in one of the largest operations against drug trafficking in Europe. Shot in Italy, Spain and Belgium and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Alessandro Angelini, the series features a cast made up of Giuseppe Fiorello, Álvaro Cervantes, Nicole Grimaudo, Claudia Pandolfi, Gea dell'Orto, Marco Leonardi, Roberto Nobile, Alicia Borrachero, Carlos Librado 'Nene', Michelle Calvó and Ignasi Vidal.