“Smiles, hugs and kisses.” This has been the visit of Imanol Arias, Ana Duato, María Galiana and company to the Moncloa Palace, where it has been received by Pedro Sanchez. The president, who acted as a guide, gave them a home tour. Before, they shared a chat in the office to celebrate the 22 years of broadcasting of the emblematic TVE series that said goodbye to its legion of viewers a month ago. Among them, President Sánchez.
413 chapters, 22 years on the air and a portrait of that Spain, straddling two centuries, from 1968 to 2001. Tell me how it happened He said goodbye to his audience with the death of Herminia and the reunion of the Alcántara. Some family images that were glossed over by a TV news in which the then journalist Letizia Ortiz appeared presenting us the arrival of the euro in Spain.
Now the protagonists, Ana Duato, Imanol Arias, Irene Visedo, María Galiana, Carmen Climent, Paloma Bloyd and Manolo Cal, have visited the palace of La Moncloa this Tuesday, December 26. There has been a talk, a coffee for Maria and water for the rest. The president has shared it on his networks.
For 22 years we have lived the history of our country through the Alcántara.
We have laughed, suffered, cried and enjoyed with you.
Thanks to everyone who made 'Cuéntame' possible, a series by everyone and for everyone.
Goodbye, family! pic.twitter.com/HyWEP70gQC
— Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) December 26, 2023
“For 22 years we have lived the history of our country through the Alcántara. We have laughed, suffered, cried and enjoyed with you. Thanks to everyone who made it possible Tell me, a series by everyone and for everyone,” he wrote.