Shine Iberia produces ‘Pura Sangre’, the new Telecinco series

Intrigues, secrets and conflicts of an aristocratic family dedicated to horse breeding form the backbone of the plot of 'Pura Sangre', a new Telecinco series (Mediaset Spain) in collaboration with Shine Iberia (Banijay Iberia) whose filming has already begun.

Created by Nacho Faerna y Virginia Yagüe con Macarena Rey, Nacho Faerna and Arantxa Écija as executive producers, and with Rómulo Aguillaume and Belén Macías in front of the direction, Thoroughbred has a choral cast headed by Ángela Molina, Pep Munné, Amaia Salamanca, Aitor Luna, Blanca Romero, Maru Valdivielso and Pedro Casablanc. The cast is completed by Jaime Zatarain, Belén López, Eva Ugarte, Juanfra Juárez, Pablo Álvarez and César Mateo, among other performers.

Ángela Molina plays Rosario del Monte, heiress to the marquisate, while Pep Munné steps into the shoes of her husband, Antonio Acuña. Together they embody a marriage anchored in tradition and marked by a legacy that is beginning to crack. Blanca Romero plays Alicia Hermida, an unconventional SEPRONA lieutenant who will play a key role in the story. What for her was going to be a quiet destiny while she underwent fertility treatment, will soon become an investigation that will shake the foundations of the marquisate and its entire surroundings.

The story, which can be seen in the prime time of Telecinco, also delves into the lives of the marquises' children: Miranda Acuña (Amaia Salamanca), senior executive of a financial consulting firm and future heir to the family legacy; and Héctor Acuña (Aitor Luna), a journalist recently arrived from a conflict zone where he worked as a reporter. Along with them, Consuelo Cifuentes (Maru Valdivielso), the guardian of the estate, a loyal woman whose life has always been at the service of the marquisate and its secrets. Outside the farm are other key characters such as Fernando Vázquez (Pedro Casablanc), president of the local agricultural cooperative and an old enemy of the family, whom many point to as responsible for the acts of vandalism that shake La Galana.