At the Prime Video Presents event held in Madrid, the platform unveiled 13 new original and licensed productions, along with updates and new seasons of highly anticipated titles.
Prime Video is celebrating its tenth anniversary in Spain with a wide range of new series, films, and entertainment programs that reinforce its commitment to local production and Spanish talent.
At the Prime Video Presents event held in Madrid, Prime Video reaffirmed its commitment to supporting stories that resonate with Spanish audiences. Stars such as Mario Casas, Ester Expósito, Anna Castillo, and Hugo Silva were present at the event, where Prime Video unveiled 13 new original and licensed productions, along with updates and new features on highly anticipated titles.
Prime Video has also revealed that its Spanish original productions have proven their ability to connect with audiences worldwide: Spanish originals are Prime Video’s largest export of non-English language productions, with franchises like Culpables surpassing 100 million viewers globally and inspiring an English-language film adaptation, while movies like Apocalipsis Z: El principio del fin and Zeta rank among the service’s most-watched titles internationally. Their global success reflects their local dominance: Reina Roja and Su Majestad are the two most-watched Spanish original series in Spain, while Zeta holds the record for the most-watched local original film in the country in the last calendar year.
“Ten years ago, we arrived in Spain and shortly after took our first steps producing films, series, and programs here,” said Nicole Clemens, Vice President and Head of International Originals at Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios. “Today, Spanish productions are not only captivating local audiences in Spain, but they also consistently rank highly in our global non-English language content rankings week after week, and that’s no coincidence: it’s the result of investing in local talent, in authentic stories that resonate here first and then travel the world. With the new projects we’re presenting today, such as Si los muertos hablaran and Cuando solo quedemos nosotros, we continue to strengthen our already exceptional catalog of Spanish productions.”
“We’ve been working closely with production companies, distributors, and television networks in Spain for a decade, and the relationship we have with the industry today is something we’re very proud of,” said Manuel Reverte, Head of Content Acquisition for Spain and Portugal. “Thanks to these partnerships, we can offer our clients films like Haciendo Amigos, which will be the summer’s big event in theaters, as well as innovative series and formats like Citas, which this year combines a theatrical release with an exclusive series premiere, the new installment of Pombo, and season 18 of La que se avecina. Ultimately, it’s all about offering our customers the best possible experience.”
Over the past ten years, Prime Video has established itself as a key player in the Spanish audiovisual industry, producing films, series, entertainment, and documentaries in collaboration with production companies, networks, and creators across the country. The streaming service has evolved since its launch into a comprehensive entertainment destination, offering series, films, live programs, additional subscriptions to other services, and the option to rent and buy titles, all in one place.
The Prime Video Presents stage brought together stars such as Mario Casas, Ester Expósito, Anna Castillo, Hugo Silva, Maribel Verdú, Antonio Resines, and Leonor Watling; directors like Dani de la Torre, Nacho Velilla, and Jesús Colmenar; and writers such as Juan Gómez-Jurado and Mercedes Ron. The presentation was hosted by Ruth Díaz, Vice President and General Manager of Amazon in Spain, along with Nicole Morganti, Head of Originals, Amazon MGM Studios, Southern Europe; María Contreras, Head of Original Spanish Series and Film Content; Oscar Prol, Head of Original Entertainment Content in Spain, Prime Video & Amazon MGM Studios; Manuel Reverte, Head of Content Acquisition in Spain and Portugal; and Luis Gómez, Head of TV Series Acquisition, Spain.
Entertainment: Major Cultural Events
Prime Video confirms the return of two formats that have become talking points in Spain:
Prime Video has confirmed a new season of Operación Triunfo, once again hosted by Chenoa. Casting will begin in June 2027, and the show will premiere in October of that same year. The 2025 edition generated 1.6 billion views on social media, doubling the figures of the previous edition, and an 18% increase in content consumption per viewer.
Prime Video has confirmed the return of LOL: Si te ries, pierdes, this Christmas, the popular comedy format with 70 seasons in more than 20 countries worldwide. Antonio Resines and Georgina Rodríguez, who debuts as co-host, will lead this new edition, which will bring together some of the biggest names in Spanish comedy.
Original Fiction: Spanish Stories with a Global Approach
Prime Video has presented its new fiction offering in Spain, ranging from action thrillers to comedy, young adult, true crime, and new auteur projects.
Prime Video has confirmed that, following the success of the film Zeta, which has become the most-watched Spanish Original film in the last 365 days, the action-thriller will have a sequel. Dani de la Torre returns to direct, with Mario Casas and Luis Zahera reprising their roles.
In addition, Prime Video is adding the original film Si los muertos hablaran to its catalog, a whodunit that will be filmed this summer in Madrid and Kenya. The film, directed by Nacho Velilla, stars Carmen Machi, Hugo Silva, Megan Montaner, and Maribel Verdú. Prime Video has also announced its new original true crime series Mataleón, a four-episode series inspired by the real case that shocked Spain in 2014: the murder of Isabel Carrasco. Written by Lucía Carballal, Laia Foguet, and María Bastarós, the series stars Najwa Nimri.
Also joining the original fiction offering is Cuando solo quedemos nosotros, a new series based on the novel by Inés Garber. A psychological thriller with romantic undertones, it follows nine strangers who find themselves trapped in a mansion, forced to participate in a deadly game. It will be directed by Samantha López and stars Judith Fernández and Pau Simón.
Apocalypse Z: A New World, the second installment of the saga based on the books by Manel Loureiro, expands the post-apocalyptic universe with more action and an ensemble storyline, arriving on Prime Video worldwide this Halloween. Directed by Carles Torrens and starring Carlos Alcaide, Julia Martínez, Mónica López, Tamara Casellas, and Santiago Vaca Narvaja.
Prime Video’s commitment to the Mercedes Ron universe continues to grow: Confrontados: Marfil, the first part of the duology directed by Oscar Pedraza and starring Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego García, will premiere on September 9 worldwide. In addition, the service has greenlit Dimelo con besos, the third and final installment that will complete the trilogy, before the release of the second film, Dimelo en secreto, which will arrive in early 2027. The saga stars Alicia Falcó, Fernando Líndez, and Diego Vidales.
It has also been confirmed that the Original film Perfectos mentirosos, based on the novel by Alex Mírez, which has amassed over 140 million reads on Wattpad, will premiere this November. The feature film is directed by Jesús Colmenar and stars Irene Balmes, Pau Simón, and Gleb Abrosimov.
Prime Video has released previews of new projects from acclaimed author Juan Gómez-Jurado, confirming that the first season of Reina Roja has become the most-watched Spanish Original series locally and announcing the premiere of the second season, an adaptation of the novel Loba Negra, on October 2nd of this year. In addition, Prime Video has presented previews of the new action-comedy film Todo Arde, directed by Samantha López Speranza and starring Aura Garrido, Victoria Teijeiro, and María Rodríguez Soto, which will be released in 2027.
Prime Video has also presented previews of its upcoming releases, such as the second season of the second most-watched Spanish Original series locally, Su Majestad, starring Anna Castillo, directed by Borja Cobeaga, and featuring new addition Leonor Watling.
Licensed and exclusive series and more: variety for all tastes
New titles licensed exclusively for Spain are joining the Prime Video lineup:
After reaching the milestone of 200 episodes in season 16, the hit series La que se avecina remains one of Spain’s most beloved and longest-running comedies. Season 17 will arrive exclusively on Prime Video later this year, and season 18 has been confirmed for release soon. La que se avecina exemplifies the collaboration between Prime Video and television networks over the past decade; the series continues to benefit from a strong shared audience across both Prime Video and broadcast television.
The return of the Pombo family has been confirmed with the sixth season of the docuseries Pombo, featuring María, Lucía, and Marta. The highly anticipated new episodes will arrive soon, exclusively on Prime Video.
Prime Video has also announced new comedy series that will be added to its catalog soon, including the second season of Sin gluten, starring Diego Martín; and the fifth season of Atasco, following the premiere of the fourth season this June. And the second season of Father There Is Only One: the series that returns to follow the adventures of the Vicho Vaello family.
As a result of a new collaboration model that premieres extended series versions of films released in theaters on Prime Video, the series version of Kraken: The Black Book of Hours will arrive exclusively on June 27, starring Alejo Sauras, Maggie Civantos, and Fernando Soto. Also joining the catalog is Proven Facts, a series starring Amaia Salamanca, Marta Hazas, and Elena Furiase, which will arrive exclusively soon. Finally, the new season of Barcelona Dates will combine a film that will premiere in theaters with a series that will be available exclusively on Prime Video.
Also coming to Prime Video after its theatrical run is Making Friends, a film presented by Santiago Segura, starring Megan Montaner, Quim Gutiérrez, and Antonio Resines; Boulevard with Eve Ryan and Mikel Niso and the animated film Evolution, directed by Julio Soto Gúrpide and Zayra Muñoz Domínguez.
All the entertainment in one place
Prime Video offers customers a comprehensive entertainment experience: series and movies included with the Prime subscription, additional subscriptions to services like Sky Showtime, FlixOlé, Acontra+, DAZN, Max, or Apple TV+, live channels like RTVE, and the option to rent or buy titles, including live NBA games. All in one place, with a single account and a single bill. Prime subscribers in Spain can enjoy offers, free shipping, and entertainment, all in one subscription for just €4.99 per month or €49.90 per year. In addition, young people aged 18-24 and students can access the Prime subscription at half price and enjoy all the benefits it includes, such as exclusive savings, fast and free deliveries and the best entertainment, with a 90-day free trial period.
