The premiere of the final season of La casa de papel has taken an online storm, giving Netflix much of the “pie” that is viewership.
Last Friday, the last season of La casa de papel, the series created by Alex Pina and that it was “adopted” by Netflix to produce a new adventure for the team of Prof. The series will come in doses, and that was the first part.
The series is one of the most successful Spanish television productions in the world, having made the jump to many countries and succeeding in the main streaming market, the United States.
Smartme Analytics conducted audience research last weekend, coinciding with the premiere of the final season of La casa de papel, and it looks like Netflix has swept away most of the channels that make up the competition.
Disney + continues to broadcast news, such as its STAR channel. If you buy the annual subscription, you will save the equivalent of two months compared to the monthly subscription.
With a 10.6% share, La Casa de Papel is only behind two generalist channels such as Antena 3 and Telecinco on the national scene, both broadcasting outdoors.
The rise in ratings La casa de papel had on Netflix over the weekend increased between Friday and Sunday, when it peaked. The percentage increases to 22.9% of viewers under 35.
This audience analysis draws on data from a sample of 4,300 spectators representatives of different segments of the company, giving Smartme Analytics as precise a vision as possible of the reality that occurred during the weekend.
After his successful and media assault on the National currency and stamp factory, the Professor’s team embarked on a new operation, mooring the Bank of Spain, although there is much more to the plan.
Sadly, things turned sour and all of the team’s plans slowly took a turn for the worse, with the police closing in on them. Remember you have the La casa de papel episodes available on Netflix.
This article was published in Hobby Consolas by Javier Cazallas.
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