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Punta Escarlata
2011 Spanish TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Punta Escarlata is a Spanish mystery television series that originally aired on Telecinco from 20 July to 5 September 2011.
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Premise
Two girls disappeared after attending an open-air dance in the fictional sea-side village of Punta Escarlata. 8 years later a girl from Madrid experiences a vision about the murder of the girls that leads her to the location of the corpses. Two police officers from Madrid arrive to Punta Escarlata to solve the mystery.
Cast
- Carles Francino as Bosco Ruiz.[1]
- Antonio Hortelano as Max Vila.[1]
- Nadia de Santiago as Lucía.[1]
- Elena Ballesteros as Eva.[1]
- Kira Miró as Carla.[1]
- Fernando Cayo as Reyes.[2]
- Álvaro Cervantes as Marcos.[2]
- Macarena García as Raquel.[2]
- Javier Coll as Doctor Rozas.[2]
- José Sánchez Orosa as the priest.[2]
- Chema Ruiz as Lucía's father.[2]
- Juan Díaz as Rudy.[2]
- Daniel Holguín as Jero.[2]
- Carla Díaz as Patricia Rozas.[2]
- Ana Rujas as Vir.[3]
- Víctor Elías as Ximo.[3]
- Andrea Guasch as Itzíar.[2]
- Carlotta Cosials as Anabel.[2]
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Production and release
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The executive producers were Pablo Barrera and Manuel Valdivia.[4] The series was produced by Cuatro and Globomedia ,[5] and it was intended to air on the former TV channel. The series was filmed in 2009 in Altafulla, province of Tarragona.[2][5] However, after the merging of the Cuatro and Telecinco's operators, the series was shelved for a while.[6] The first episode eventually aired on Telecinco on 20 July 2011,[2] at 23:26, attracting an audience of 2,054,000 viewers (18.6%), becoming the best fiction release on the channel since Sin tetas no hay paraíso in 2008.[3] The broadcasting run ended on 7 September 2009, averaging a 12.8% share, slightly below the channel's average.[7]
It premiered in the US market on 20 September 2012, aired on VME.[8]
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