Atresmedia and Netflix expand their alliance: 'El Hormiguero', 'El Intermedio', 'Sueños de libertad' and 'Pasapalabra' will share a window

Netflix expands its commitment to Atresmedia content with the incorporation into its catalog of some of the great brands of Spanish television. From Monday, September 7, platform users will be able to access after their television broadcast El Hormiguero, El Intermedio, Sueños de libertad and Pasapalabra, while Equipo de investigación will be available from this Saturday, September 5.

The formula will allow these contents to maintain their trajectory beyond their usual broadcast on Antena 3 and laSexta, adding a new on-demand consumption window. To this selection will soon be added Veneno, the fiction created by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi about the life of Cristina Ortiz, La Veneno.

Among the additions, El Hormiguero stands out, one of the great references of Antena 3's daily programming. The program presented by Pablo Motos can be enjoyed on Netflix after its free-to-air broadcast, bringing its interviews, entertainment sections, humor, and current affairs to the platform.

Also landing on Netflix is El Intermedio, one of laSexta's historical formats, which has just reached two decades on air. The show hosted by El Gran Wyoming and Sandra Sabatés thus adds a new way to access its particular analysis of political and social current events.

Fiction will have its representative with Sueños de libertad, currently one of the most followed series on Spanish television. The Atresmedia production thus expands its reach and can reach viewers who prefer to consume its episodes on demand.

The list is completed with Pasapalabra, presented by Roberto Leal, and Equipo de investigación, laSexta's veteran investigative reporting show with Glòria Serra at the helm. The former will bring its daily competition and its protagonists to Netflix, while the latter will transfer its investigations and reports on issues of social interest to the platform.

To this selection will soon be added Veneno, one of Atresmedia's most recognized productions. The series, created and directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, turned Cristina Ortiz's story into one of the great television phenomena of recent years.

The fiction, originally born on atresplayer, received a significant response from both the public and critics and transcended its condition as a series to also become a cultural phenomenon. Its arrival on Netflix will allow it to prolong that journey and make the production available to an even wider audience.

The operation also reinforces a relationship that has already yielded important results between Atresmedia and Netflix. Fictions such as La Casa de Papel, Alba, La cocinera de Castamar, Toy Boy, Mentiras, Ángela, Entre Tierras or Perdiendo el juicio have found a second life on the platform and, in several cases, an international audience.