Cristina Pedroche and Alberto Chicote repeat leadership for the third consecutive year in the Antena 3 Bells. The broadcast of the main Atresmedia network to say goodbye to the year and welcome 2024 sweeps away with 5,608,000 viewers and a 34.4% share at the exact minute of the 12 grapes.
The 'Pedroche effect' continues to bear fruit in one of the most important television events of the entire year which, as usual, is preceded by the expectation (and controversy) always generated by the dress worn by the presenter at Puerta del Sol. from Madrid. In fact, Pedroche keeps her style a secret until seconds before the chime of Spain's most popular clock begins to ring.
Compared to last year, Cristina Pedroche's Chimes 926,000 spectators drop. In any case, They surpass La 1 by more than a millionwhich brings together 4,396,000 followers (27% share) at that same moment of the 12 grapes. The public channel, which opted for Ramón García, Ana Mena and Jenni Hermoso, practically equals last year's viewers (down 76,000) and rise nine tenths.
TVE offered its Chimes through three channels in simulcast. If we add the audience it achieves on La 1 (4,396,000), La 2 (852,000) and Canal 24 Horas (111,000), the group achieves 5,359,000 viewers, that is, 249,000 less than Antena 3 on a single channel.
Telecinco, as usual, is far behind as the third option of the night. He Mediaset's main channel attracts 1,118,000 viewers (6.9%) for the Chimes that Marta Flich and Jesús Calleja broadcast from Seville. Although they are in another league and do not compete for leadership, at least they improve last year's data, whose result was truly disastrous, with less than a million viewers (4.7% and 799,000 for Mariló Montero and Risto Mejide).
Finally, La Sexta hardly experiences any changes and maintains data very similar to those of the previous edition. Cristina Pardo and Dani Mateo gather 799,000 spectators (a 4.7% share).
Minute of the grapes 2023/2024
Antenna 3: 5,608,000 and 34.4%%
The 1: 4,396,000 and 27%
Telecinco: 1,118,000 and 6.9%
La Sexta: 799,000 and 4.7%