Dias de tele, the new La 1 program that brings Julia Otero back to television, was watched by 1,095,000 viewers this Tuesday and achieved a market share of 11.5%. The format, which covers iconic television moments that have shaped Spanish society over the past 50 years, scored good data for the public broadcaster when it premiered, beating the channel’s average and staying just below as the second option of the night the Turkish series Hermanos on Antena 3 (14.1%).
Up to 4,049,000 people watched at some point the La 1 program produced by RTVE in collaboration with Lacoproductora (by Grupo PRISA, publisher of EL PAÍS). Combining entertainment, interviews, humor, nostalgia and analysis, the program marks Julia Otero’s return to TVE a decade later.
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By territory, Días de Tele led in Aragón (17%), Asturias (11.8%), the Balearic Islands (11%) and Madrid (13.3%) and was the second option of the night in Castilla y León (14, 1 %). ), Catalonia and the Basque Country (12.7%), Galicia (10.4%) and Valencia (10.7%).
Dedicated to fiction and reality, the first program began with the memory of Uri Geller, the man who, in a 1975 program of Directísimo, kept Spaniards pinned to the television while allegedly displaying inexplicable powers, folding spoons and repairing clocks . To comment on this and other iconic moments on television related to the border between reality and fiction, the program had a table with collaborators and guests, including professor of communication sciences José Miguel Contreras and comedian Carolina Iglesias, who they will be regular collaborators of the room. In addition, journalist Pablo González Batista provided context on the topic. Among the guests of this first program were the singer Lolita Flores and the actor Paco León. Also, Otero interviewed Francisco Nicolás, better known as Little Nicolás.
Another comeback on Tuesday night was that of Risto Mejide with the talk show Viajando con Chester on Cuatro, returning with a share of just over 11.1% and remaining in third place. The cross of the evening went to Telecinco, which failed to excel with the film Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge, which had to settle for 6.8% and missed 600,000 viewers. The film Shooter: El Tirador achieved the best result on La Sexta with a share of 7.9% and 795,000 viewers.
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