La Séptima showed this Tuesday its new studios, a few days before its premiere, scheduled for November 5. The channel opts for a scenography marked by large screens, curved lines and red, white and gray tones, with different spaces prepared to combine live information, analysis and debate.
The new sets allow to see how images will be integrated and graphic resources during broadcasts, as well as the arrangement of the cameras and the areas from which the presenters will intervene. The staging seeks to offer different visual possibilities without the need to completely change the set between programs.
One of the studios stands out for an elongated table located in front of a large screen background, which will allow the incorporation of videos, images and graphics during interventions. The set is completed with a shiny floor and lighting structures suspended above the stage.
In another area of the facilities, the aesthetic changes with geometric structures, colored lighting and the name of La Séptima integrated into the set. The spaces are designed to alternate presentations from the table with standing interventions and different audiovisual formats.
Verónica Sanz and Javier Ruiz, at the helm of the main programs
Verónica Sanz will present El Pulso, the morning show with which La Séptima's daily programming will begin. The program will focus on live news, with connections from reporters dispatched to the places where the news occurs and the participation of analysts to contextualize events.
Javier Ruiz, editorial director of the project, will host the night show. The schedule will also feature Sarah Santaolalla, at the helm of En línea con Sarah; Rocío Delgado, presenter of Sobre la mesa; and Noor Ben Yessef, who will host La diana.
On weekends, Luján Argüelles will present the morning magazine, while Alba Carrillo and Marta Márquez will share Fuera de control. For his part, Héctor de Miguel, known as Quequé, will lead La comedia nacional, a commitment to political satire.
Nunca son suficientes horas con Javier.
— La Séptima TV (@la_septima_tv) October 27, 2026
De domingo a viernes. De 21:00 a 01:00. #LaÚltimaHora con Javier Ruiz. pic.twitter.com/BbRARhLQ5c
La Séptima finalizes preparations for its premiere on November 5 with new sets and collaborators
The channel will also incorporate voices from different fields for its analysis and discussion spaces. Among the announced collaborators are Ana Pardo de Vera, Marta Nebot and Euprepio Padula, along with Hugo Pereira, director of ElConstitucional.es, and Chema Garrido, director of El Plural. The list is completed with Albanta San Román, Elena Reiné and Lucía de la Riva, with profiles linked to journalism, communication and content creation.
The project, promoted by businessman José Miguel Contreras, seeks to make a niche for itself in free-to-air television with programming focused on current affairs and debate. During its presentation, one of the messages that has defined its approach has been: "There is no room for shouting."
The channel will begin its broadcasts on Thursday, November 5, with programming that will cover current events from morning to night. The presentation of the studios allows us to see the image of the scenarios that will accompany its main faces, although the challenge will be to transfer that staging to live broadcasts and make a niche for itself in a television landscape with already consolidated operators.
