Andreu Buenafuente and Sílvia Abril will not be presenting after all. The New Year's Eve countdown on RTVEThe news comes after the Catalan comic I would take sick leave due to work-related stress. Three weeks ago. And this, in fact, has been the trigger for everything. "This is a bit slow; if we want to do it right, it will take a little more time," the Catalan comedian says in a video statement published this morning by RTVE on its X profile. "It won't be possible to broadcast the New Year's Eve countdown," he adds. For the moment, RTVE has not announced who will replace the duo for the New Year's Eve broadcast, which is two and a half weeks away. Buenafuente justifies his decision by saying he doesn't want to "speed up" his recovery: "I don't see anything good in forcing myself to do a job one day. You have to come back healthy and be on the right track, with the serenity to get back to doing what I love," he says. He admits that "it's not easy" to stop a running "machine" like the show's to ring in the new year, but insists that he is still not well and appreciates the understanding he says he has received from RTVE.

"Family," "party," "fun," "hot." These are the words the actors use to describe Our house, the sitcom that Dani de la Orden and Oriol Pérez have filmed for the 3Cat platform and which premieres this Wednesday. Two friends who live together, Miqui and Èric, end up sharing an apartment with the parents of one of them, who are separated and can't stand each other. According to the directors, the concept for the series emerged more than ten years ago, after its premiere. Barcelona, ​​​​summer night"Even though I had the idea for the premise ten years ago, what it explains has now become a reality and the idea no longer seems so original," they say, referring to the current housing problem.

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.