Las audiencias del martes salen la mañana del miércoles, aunque hoy 20 de noviembre han sufrido un pequeño retraso. No obstante, lo que no cambia es la tendencia victoriosa que sigue ‘El Hormiguero‘, que se corona una vez más como el rey de las noches televisivas.
El programa presentado por Pablo Motos se ha impuesto a su principal competidor, ‘La Revuelta‘ por tres puntos en los índices de audiencia. La propuesta de Antena 3 sumaba más de 2,2 millones de espectadores y un 16,8% de cuota de pantalla con la visita el alcalde de Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida.
La apuesta de TVE, por su lado, se presentaba a la cita con la visita estrella del actor Miguel Ángel Muñoz, aunque la estrella del cine español no pudo competir con el popular político y se quedó con el 13,8% del ‘share’, con más de 1,8 millones de espectadores.
Motos también le ganó a Broncano en la franja de coincidencia de programas, es decir, de 21:56 h a 22:54 h. En este lapso de tiempo ‘El Hormiguero’ registró un punto y medio más que ‘La Revuelta’, con un 15,9% y un 14,4%, respectivamente, de cuota de pantalla. Por otro lado, el programa ‘Gran Hermano‘ de Telecinco se acercó a los 800.000 espectadores, un 12,6% de cuota.
También es destacable la audiencia que tuvo la despedida de Rafa Nadal de las pistas de tenis. A escala general, el primer partido de la Copa Davis sumó un 2,8% de ‘share’, aunque a nivel de pago, los 214.000 espectadores supusieron un 22,5% de cuota en su franja horaria.
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How might audience preferences change during the holiday season in Spanish television viewing?
**Interview with TV Media Analyst, Dr. Isabel Torres**
**Editor:** Good morning, Dr. Torres. Thanks for joining us today. It seems that the audience ratings for last Tuesday were delayed a bit, but we still see that ’El Hormiguero,’ hosted by Pablo Motos, remains the reigning champion of the late-night TV scene. What do you think contributes to its continued success?
**Dr. Torres:** Good morning, and thank you for having me. The success of ‘El Hormiguero’ can be attributed to several factors. Firstly, Pablo Motos has a unique ability to engage his guests and the audience with a dynamic and interactive format. The mix of humor, celebrity interviews, and live entertainment keeps viewers coming back.
**Editor:** Absolutely. It also seems that ‘El Hormiguero’ managed to beat its closest competitor, ‘La Revuelta,’ by a significant margin. What do you think ‘La Revuelta’ needs to do to close that gap?
**Dr. Torres:** ‘La Revuelta’ faces a challenging task. To better compete, they may need to adjust their programming to incorporate more engaging segments, perhaps focusing on well-known public figures or tapping into current events that resonate with their viewers. Additionally, innovating their format could help them recapture some of the audience.
**Editor:** That’s a great point. Looking at the numbers, ’El Hormiguero’ attracted over 2.2 million viewers and scored a 16.8% audience share. What does this say about the current trends in Spanish television?
**Dr. Torres:** These figures suggest a strong preference for entertainment that combines light-hearted fun with relevant cultural commentary. Viewers seem to be gravitating toward shows that provide an escape while still feeling connected to real-life issues. This trend might encourage networks to continue prioritizing entertainment formats that foster community engagement and interaction.
**Editor:** Interesting insights! Lastly, do you foresee any changes in audience preferences in the coming months, especially as the holiday season approaches?
**Dr. Torres:** As the holiday season draws near, we might see an increase in viewership for family-oriented and festive programming. Shows that can cleverly incorporate holiday themes into their content while maintaining the core elements that attract viewers will likely thrive. It’s a time when audiences often seek comfort, nostalgia, and joy in their TV choices.
**Editor:** Thank you for your thoughts, Dr. Torres. Your insights into the current television landscape are invaluable.
**Dr. Torres:** Thank you for having me!
