Both boomers played by Abel Folk and Lluís Villanueva will once again try to survive in new times that are hostile to them. After being one of the revelations of last season, Vintage With eight new episodes, starting this Monday, October 13th at 10:05 PM on TV3 and also online. Generational conflict, maturity, and the new way young people view relationships are the main themes addressed in this new installment. Many people will see themselves represented in the numerous scenes and gags featured in the series.

A few weeks ago, Abel Folk premiered at the Goya Theater Carnations, A show written by Emma Riverola (Barcelona, 1965). And, in fact, the actor chooses a book by this writer and playwright to recommend for the summer: Metamorphosis (Edhasa, 2023). "It's a complex and wonderful story, a-ma-ve-ll-ouse!" exclaims Folk, enthusiastic about this novel that takes place between Barcelona in 1937 and the present day. "It speaks of different generations with a series of conflicts that transcend time, of very turbulent family histories, with a perfume as a common thread. We have to discover why that perfume is the way it is, where it comes from, etc. It's fantastic how something so ethereal can end up resolving a conflict situation that has dragged on."

In 2021, actor and director Abel Folk made an enthusiastic call to playwright Emma Riverola: he wanted to commission her to write a play in defense of democracy and as a hymn to hope. Riverola, with whom Folk I had already done tandem to #OpenDoors, took the proposal firmly. From that idea arose Carnations, a show starring Folk himself and Sílvia Marsó, which has toured theaters across Spain and now comes to Barcelona. It will run from June 25th to July 6th at the Teatre Goya, as part of the Grec Festival program.