Blood tiesthe program run by Tesseo Producciones for RTVEis already promoting the last installment of its seventh season, which will arrive this Wednesday, August 14 at prime time The 1st. The protagonists will be “The Guillen-Cuervo”starting with the marriage formed by Fernando Guillén and Gemma Cuervo, and with their three children who grew up behind the scenes of the theatre: Natalia, Fernando and Cayetana.
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The program now presented by Jordi Gonzalez will thus close its 7th season becoming a classic of the La 1 summer, since only its fifth season in 2022 began in September and was the one with the worst average audience (7.2% for its documentary part, and 6.6% for the debate). The format has been losing steam summer after summer, and the current one is its weakest season in terms of audienceswith an average of 7.6% and 698,000 in its documentary, and 7.3% and 389,000 in its debate.
Although it is obviously too early to know if it will return next summer, after already accumulating 79 deliveries since its premiere in 2018, Its figures leave doubts about its continuityCuriously, Telecinco has just announced a new project called Dynastiespresented by Joaquín Pratwhich is quite reminiscent of Lazos de sangre and which will begin with the Ruiz-Mateos family.
This will be the last ‘Blood Ties’
He documentary of Blood Ties brings together this week Gemma Cuervo with her children at their home in Madrid. Together they excitedly remember Fernando Guillén and those years when actors and directors such as Fernando Fernán Gómez or Adolfo Marsillach shared their profession, friendship and social gatherings. Cayetana says that her house was always full of people and that as a child she thought that all the adults were famous.
In addition to receiving the affection of the public, Fernando and Gemma managed to form their own company at the end of the sixties, betting on productions of works that were very innovative for Spain at the time, with texts by authors such as Jean Paul Sartre or Albert Camus. Tireless workers, they managed to avoid censorship in a Spain that still lived in black and white. They separated at the end of the seventies, but they never spoke about it publicly or formalized their divorce.
Cayetana remembers that he felt terrible seeing his father kiss another woman in the cinema. Childhood memories that alternate with the testimonies of actors and colleagues like José Sacristán or Julieta Serrano. And of Redondo Runthe person who looked after the couple’s three children and made up for those forced absences. Cayetano Martinez de Irujofriend and classmate, remembers the afternoons in that house and the family atmosphere that was breathed there. Proud of that legacy, the Guillén Cuervos open the doors of that family home to Blood TiesAs Cayetana says, her only ideology is her last name.
In The Debatemoderated live by Jordi Gonzalezparticipating Chelo Garcia-Cortes, Nacho Montes, Valeria Vegas, Juan Sanguino, Marta Nebot and the actor Luis MerloGemma’s friend and partner. The actress is currently one of the most popular actresses among the public, and has gone viral on social media.
