The fruitful relationship between the Atresmedia group and the production company Suma Content is currently at one of its sweetest points. After having revolutionized the audiovisual landscape with titles that have already become part of the collective consciousness, both entities have decided to take their strategic alliance a step furtherThis union not only seeks to fill the streaming platform's catalog, but also aims to establish a fiction model that prioritizes authorship and stories with a strong local character, but with an undeniable vocation to transcend borders.
This time, the focus is on two new shows that promise to keep viewers glued to the screen. These are fictional series that They delve into Spanish idiosyncrasies From very different perspectives: one from the visceral nature of stairwell conflicts and the other through the media's obsession with the events. With this move, the green platform reinforces its position as the main showcase of national creation, from creators who seem to have the key to connecting with the concerns of today's audience.
The Neighbors: From Neighbor Hatred to the Courts
The first project to be greenlit is 'Las Vecinas' (The Neighbors), a series that focuses on the toxic relationship between Josefina and Teresa. These two women, who share a landing, have been together for over a decade. starring in a confrontation that has blown up the peace of their community. The story uses the device of a trial to look back and dissect how a domestic conflict can escalate into a legal battle that affects all their loved ones.
The series was conceived by Natalia Boadas and Almudena MonzĆŗ, and directed by Javier Ferreiro. Although it is not an exact recreation, the premise inevitably It's reminiscent of viral cases from social media. Spanish television, where neighborhood feuds often became mass-market content. This story explores the idea that such persistent and deep-seated hatred can become as intense as a love story, binding the protagonists together in an almost unbreakable way.
Crime in Spain and the true crime craze
On the other hand, the production company founded by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo delves into the realm of investigative drama with 'Crime in Spain'. This production is a collaboration between BuendĆa Estudios Canarias and Suma Content. follow in the footsteps of a journalist who dedicates eleven years of his life to investigating various crimes. The context is not accidental: it is situated in a society that voraciously consumes hours of programming dedicated to current events and the true crime, analyzing that public need to know the darkest details of reality.
Directed by Claudia Costafreda and created by MarĆa BastarĆ³s, this series aims to break away from the conventions of the genre to offer a more raw and reflective look about journalism and the impact of crime on public opinion. The series arrives at a time of boom for this type of content, demonstrating that Atresplayer knows how to read current trends and turn them into fictional narratives with their own distinctive style and ambitious storytelling.
Mariliendre's international success and Los Javis's signature style
While these new projects take shape, the studio's previous successes continue to bear fruit. 'Mariliendre', the musical series that already captivated Spanish audiences, has been recently awarded at the Rockie Awards as the best non-English language comedy series. This international recognition in Canada adds to other milestones such as its appearance at the MƔlaga Film Festival and the GLAAD Awards, confirming that the story of Meri RomƔn and her group of friends has resonated deeply beyond our borders.
It cannot be ignored that this great moment coincides with the establishment of Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi as top-tier directors. After winning the award for the Best Director at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival Thanks to 'La bola negra', his production company Suma Content has become a tireless engine of projects. By 2026, the company already has a packed schedule that includes everything from literary adaptations like 'Las malas' to feature films like 'Mi querida seƱorita', consolidating its influence in the European audiovisual industry.
This collection of productions and awards demonstrates that a commitment to bold and diverse stories is a winning formula in today's market. The trajectory begun with 'Veneno' and 'Cardo' continues now. expanding through new genres and formats, always maintaining that essence that blends the everyday with the extraordinary. Atresplayer and the Javis' production company have managed to create their own ecosystem where young talent and new voices find the necessary space to develop stories that, despite being born with a local spirit, end up winning over critics and audiences from every corner of the world.
