Best spanish TV Shows

Although it has experienced a recent drop in viewership, David Broncano's show remains relevant, with an average of 1.4 million viewers and an 11.3% audience share.

With an average of nearly 2 million viewers and a 15.4% audience share, Pablo Motos's show leads prime time in access and has far surpassed its direct competitor, "La Revuelta."

'Forged in Fire' stands out for its exciting competition format, where talented blacksmiths create historical weapons under pressure. Its focus on craftsmanship, the tension of the challenges, and the spectacular results make it engaging content worthy of mention.

• Specialized blacksmiths compete in weapon making

The musical talent show maintains its popularity with episodes that regularly exceed 20% audience share, reinforcing its undeniable ongoing success on Spanish television.

The game show continues its success with nearly 1.9 million viewers, making it one of the most-watched afternoon programs on Spanish television. Its combination of general knowledge, suspense, and family entertainment stand out, as well as its ability to generate viral moments and build audience loyalty day after day.

Alberto Chicote's show returns for its ninth season, maintaining its core mission of helping restaurants in crisis. One of its latest episodes reached a 6.6% share and more than 2.2 million unique viewers, demonstrating its ability to attract audiences.

The reality show has achieved audience shares of over 20%, with moments that have captured the attention of a wide audience, establishing itself as one of the most talked-about programs.

The survival reality show continues to be a phenomenon, with galas exceeding 20% of the audience share and more than 1.4 million viewers, consolidating its position as one of the most-watched programs in prime time.

RTVE's culinary talent show continues to be a cornerstone of La 1's programming. It has proven to be one of RTVE's most profitable programs, maintaining a loyal fan base, and thanks to its renewal of the Celebrity edition, it underscores the network's confidence in the format.

The reality show returns with a new edition that has captured the public's attention. Although viewership figures vary depending on the show, the program maintains a loyal fan base that follows the dynamics and conflicts between the contestants each week.

The dating show continues to be a hit on Cuatro. In its 2,000th episode, it achieved an 8.9% audience share and was watched by 1,211,000 viewers, establishing itself as the network's most popular show of the day.

The talent show continues to be one of Mediaset's strongest bets. With a wide variety of performances and a charismatic jury, Got Talent maintains a loyal audience that enjoys its family-friendly and diverse format.

Saber y Ganar stands out in this ranking for its longevity and its ability to maintain an educational and entertaining format for decades. The program has managed to cultivate a loyal audience and has served as a platform for cultural dissemination and the promotion of general knowledge.

• The longest-running cultural contest on Spanish television

Tu cara me suena familiar, internationally known as Your Face Sounds Familiar, stands out in this ranking for its innovative format and its ability to generate significant engagement across diverse audiences. The show achieves a perfect balance between entertainment, talent, and surprise, making it a benchmark within its category.

• Cheekiness and friendliness of the participants

The musical talent show continues to be a benchmark on Spanish television. It returns in September with a new edition on Prime Video, following the success of its first season on the platform and with thousands of applicants in the casting process.

Jesús Calleja's new format, which takes celebrities on adventures to remote locations, has generated interest and has positioned itself as an attractive offering in current programming.

The eighth season of the reality show starring the Jiménez, Fernández Navarro, and Maya families has maintained its popularity. Its focus on the daily lives of these Roma families, combining tradition, celebration, and spontaneous humor, has earned its episodes an audience of over half a million viewers.