Most original Spanish series of the year

This dramatic thriller addresses a very current and delicate social issue such as youth radicalization, with a powerful premise and a top-tier cast. Its originality lies in exploring the limits of parenthood in the face of neo-Nazi violence.

This surreal comedy stands out for its 'chanante' humor and pop aesthetic, breaking with conventional logic to offer an ode to vital chaos. Its originality lies in the portrayal of an eccentric adolescence and delirious situations.

The series stands out for its originality by recreating a shocking real event in Spanish history, the kidnapping of footballer Quini in 1981. It explores the mysteries and motivations behind a crime that paralyzed the country, offering a unique perspective.

This series promises a complex narrative and an original approach to the legal genre, with the quality of its predecessors and a unique setting in Galicia. Its originality lies in the combination of criminal investigation, personal drama, and a morally ambiguous atmosphere.

Its originality lies in the unusual premise of an animal 'murder' that reveals a complex portrait of the clash between local and global, tradition and the present. The series promises a plot of drug trafficking and social tensions in the Aran Valley.

This series offers a fictional perspective on a shocking real true crime case, focusing on the psychological tension and the relationship between the fugitives. Its originality lies in the deep approach to the genre and the adaptation of a real criminal event.

Its originality lies in exploring a contemporary and highly socially relevant topic such as assisted reproduction from multiple perspectives. It offers a diverse and profound view of fertility and family, addressing various cases in each episode.

The series stands out for its personal approach and the combination of cultural, social, and gastronomic elements, offering an intimate portrait of an emblematic neighborhood in Barcelona. Its originality lies in the creator's family inspiration and the authenticity of its setting.

Its originality lies in the honesty and rawness with which it addresses solo motherhood and personal overcoming in the face of adversity. It offers an intimate and realistic drama about the difficulties of a single mother and her struggle to get ahead.

The originality of this series lies in Victoria Martín's voice and its focus on female relationships and adult life crises with a tone that promises to be fresh and irreverent. It explores childhood friendships that endure despite frustrations.

This series offers an original proposal by bringing the classic mystery genre to a Spanish context, with the quality seal of Arturo Pérez Reverte. The adaptation of his novel promises an intriguing plot and a reinvention of Agatha Christie's stories.

Its originality lies in exploring a real and fascinating case from Spanish crime chronicles, focusing on the myths and legends surrounding the character of Manuel Blanco Romasanta. It offers a deep insight into Spain's first documented serial killer.

Its originality lies in the combination of humor, provocation, and tenderness to tell a story about breaking molds and personal liberation. Set in the 90s, it portrays the creation of an adult film rental store as an unexpected business.

Although based on an existing franchise, its adaptation to series format allows for the humorous and contemporary exploration of the challenges of work-life balance and parenting. Its originality lies in delving deeper into the role changes within a large family.

Its originality lies in the diversity of its protagonists and the inclusion of a character with autism in a central role in a police procedural. It offers new perspectives on the genre, combining the empathy of an inspector with the unique vision of a documentarian.