Most-watched Spanish series of the 90s

Premiering in late 1995, this comedy-drama quickly became the most popular Tuesday night show for four years, significantly boosting Telecinco's popularity. It was an emblematic series that captured the daily life and emotional experiences of many viewers, defining the latter half of the decade.

Broadcast by Antena 3 from 1994 to 1995, this sitcom followed the adventures of a modern, open-minded priest. Its unique premise and comedic approach made it a notable and popular series during its run in the mid-90s.

Airing for 136 episodes from 1996 to 2000, this comedy series was a significant contributor to the comedic landscape of Spanish television. Its consistent popularity throughout the latter half of the 90s cemented its place as a most-watched show.

Although it extended into the 2000s, its 'DNA is completely noventero,' making it an emblematic youth fiction of its time. This comedy series was a significant talent incubator and captured the essence of youth life, resonating strongly with a younger audience at the close of the decade.

This Basque soap opera, which premiered in 1994, was one of the most successful programs on ETB 1. Its remarkably long run, starting in the mid-90s and continuing for 22 seasons, highlights its enduring popularity and significant viewership during the decade.

This Spanish children's television series, created by José Luis Borau and based on Elena Fortún's classic novels, premiered in 1992. Its adaptation of beloved literary works made it a significant and widely watched program for younger audiences in the early 90s.

This drama series, consisting of 26 episodes, was a notable production from the early 90s, airing from 1991 to 1992. Its compelling narrative and focus on contemporary female experiences made it a significant and watched series at the beginning of the decade.