‘Entre Tierras’ will have a second season. The series, produced by Boomerang TV, was the most-watched television show last year and has also become one of the most successful Spanish fiction series internationally in 2024.
Megan Montaner leads the cast, which will also feature Silvia Abascal, Rodolfo Sancho, Ginés García Millán, José Pastor, Itziar Miranda, Clara Garrido, Germán Alcarazu, Marina Guerola, Helena Ezquerro, and Carlos Serrano-Clark, among others.
Two decades after losing Manuel, and with two children to care for, María continues fighting to keep the Cervantes land. She will have to adapt to new times but also set an example of resilience when changes threaten to destroy everything.
This new season of ‘Entre Tierras’, which will air in prime time on Antena 3 and will be available on Atresplayer, will consist of 10 episodes, each 50 minutes long.
‘Entre Tierras’ is a production of Atresmedia in collaboration with Boomerang TV. Montse García and Luis Santamaría are the executive producers. Filming will begin in the coming weeks in various locations in Almería and Castilla-La Mancha.
‘Entre Tierras’
‘Entre Tierras,’ adapted from the novel Tea Rooms by the Generation of ’27 writer Luisa Carnés, premiered in September 2023, focusing its plots on a distinguished tea room in 1930s Madrid. Its initial cast was led by Helena Ezquerro, Stéphanie Magnin, and Almagro San Miguel, along with Begoña Maestre, Carles Sanjaime, Teresa Hurtado de Ory, Berta Galo, Llorenç González, Alba Gutiérrez, Sara Rivero, and Bárbara Maestranza, among others. The series took a dramatic turn in its third season and added a new leading cast, headed by Lola Marceli, Miguel Ángel Muñoz, Miguel Hermoso, Magdalena Tejado, Jesús Mosquera, Diana Palazón, Pepe Nufrio, and Clara Alvarado.
Two decades after losing Manuel, and with two children to care for, María continues her fight to keep the Cervantes land. In the new episodes of ‘Entre Tierras,’ the protagonist will have to adapt to new times while setting an example of resistance when changes threaten to wipe out everything. The series will explore themes such as family conflicts, the pain of loss, class differences, the transformation of the countryside, and also impossible yet inevitable love.
Produced by Atresmedia in collaboration with Boomerang TV, the second season of ‘Entre Tierras’ will consist of 10 episodes, each 50 minutes long. Filming will begin in the coming weeks in locations in Almería and Castilla-La Mancha.
Montse García and Luis Santamaría are the executive producers, and Humberto Miró and Salvador Garcia Ruiz will direct the series.
Lucía Alonso-Allende and Humberto Miró are the co-executive producers, and the writing team consists of Susana López Rubio, Juan Beiro, and Joaquin Santamaría, with Raquel Busca as the script analyst. Diego Polo is the production director, and Antonio González is in charge of photography. Paco Redondo is the art director, Eva Martínez and Raquel Martínez are in charge of makeup, while Gualter Da Sá is responsible for wardrobe.
What to expect from the second season of ‘Entre Tierras’
It has been nearly two decades since María lost Manuel and was left to care for Nicolás and Manuela, the daughter her husband never met. Over these years, she has managed to keep the Cervantes land afloat thanks to her courage and that of Claudia, the rebellious laborer and illegitimate daughter of D. Ramón.
María will suffer new losses and continue fighting to prevent the land from being lost, but most importantly, to ensure her children stay connected to the family and its heritage.
Times are changing; farmers are migrating, and the lack of laborers is bringing in workers from poorer areas. Ambitious entrepreneurs are also coming, eager to exploit the land without attachment, investing in machinery rather than people. For the first time in many years, María will begin to notice someone, but the memory of Manuel will weigh on her doubts; she will do everything possible to avoid the inevitable.
‘Entre Tierras’ – The most-watched fiction of the year
Last year, Antena 3's series Entre Tierras was one of the top-rated shows in Spain.
The Atresmedia original fiction, which premiered on January 11, 2024, in prime time on Antena 3, achieved the best results of the year for television series. Upon its debut, it became the best premiere of any series in nearly two years with a 16.3% share. During its 10-episode run, it consistently gathered an average of 1,295,000 viewers per night with a 12.3% share. Additionally, it accumulated over 2.5 million unique viewers, including +250,000 additional viewers per episode through delayed viewing.
Not only did it captivate Spanish audiences, but Entre Tierras also crossed borders, becoming an international success and ranking among the most-watched series in every country it reached.