Telecinco

Telecinco is a Spanish free-to-air television channel owned by Mediaset España Comunicación. It began broadcasting on March 3, 1990, and was one of the first private television channels to begin operating in Spain after the end of the state monopoly.

The channel's programming consists of a variety of genres, including news, entertainment, reality shows, talk shows, and drama series. Some of its most popular programs have included Gran Hermano (the Spanish version of Big Brother), Supervivientes (Survivor), Sálvame, and various fictional series like La que se avecina and Vivir sin permiso.

Telecinco is known for its focus on popular culture and sensationalism, often sparking controversy with its programming choices. The channel is consistently one of the most-watched television channels in Spain, competing directly with Antena 3 and La 1 (TVE). It plays a significant role in the Spanish media landscape and has a considerable influence on public opinion. Mediaset España also owns other channels, such as Cuatro and FDF, allowing it to offer a diverse range of programming to different audiences.