Marc Giró presents a very entertaining late night show with interviews with prominent personalities from the world of cinema, theatre, music, television, literature and social activism in our national scene.
Here begins Late Xou with Marc Giró! We start the season with great guests and luxury collaborations. We welcome Carlos Cuevas who comes to present his latest work, the romantic comedy La Ternura. A film directed by Vicente Villanueva that raises the possibility of a matriarchy on a desert island. We also talk to the actor Ander Puig, protagonist of the youth series Ser o No Ser on RTVE Play, which tells the story of Joel, a trans boy who dreams of being an actor. The series has been seen in eleven countries and is now premiering its second season. In addition, we learn details of his recent work on Netflix's Élite. And finally, Isa Calderón premieres a section in which she periodically shares with the audience some of her most lucid and irreverent experiences and occurrences.
Late Xou kicks off with an interview with actress Macarena García and singer and now actress Amaia, who come to present La Mesías, the latest series from Los Javis. Marc Giró also welcomes actress and presenter Ana Morgade to his sofa, who is on tour with the show Mentes peligrosos, in which she shares the stage with the country's greatest comedians. And our third guest is actress and writer Juana Dolores, who comes to talk to us about glamour, feminism and revolution. To finish, we have the breakout group of the moment, Veintiuno. Diego Arroyo and Rafael Pachón present their new album El arte de perder and perform the song Fiera.
This week on Late Xou with Marc Giró we say goodbye to the Alcántara family with actress Ana Duato, who is coming to present the finale of one of the longest-running series in the history of television: Cuéntame cómo pasó. We also welcome Candela Peña on set, who after the intense filming of a true crime for Netflix, is returning to the play Contracciones on a tour of stages across the country. And finally, singer Julia Medina, a participant in the TVE program “Dúos increíbles”, is coming to present her new single Adiós.
Marc Giró welcomes the horror muse and comedy actress Macarena Gómez, who comes to present the second season of 30 monedas, a series by Álex de la Iglesia. We are also joined by actor David Verdaguer, winner of a Goya, a Feroz and two Gaudí awards, who is about to premiere David Trueba's latest film, Saben esell, in which he plays the great comedian Eugenio. In addition, the scriptwriter and comedian Isa Calderón gives us her particular vision of life and analyses one of the mythical scenes from The Bridges of Madison County. And finally, the singer and composer Sofía Ellar presents her latest single, Vitamina D.
This week on Late Xou, Marc Giró welcomes Belén Cuesta. The actress, winner of a Goya and two Feroz Awards, comes to present the series "Romancero". Journalist Almudena Ariza also visits us. After more than twenty years travelling the world as a reporter, she presents the docuseries "Alter Ego, la inteligencia invisible", which explores the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence. In addition, actress Candela Peña reflects on the meetings of former students. And, to finish, the musical group Varry Brava puts the icing on the cake of the programme with their latest single, "Tierra para bailar".
Marc Giró welcomes Dulceida and Alba Paul to his sofa. The influencers come to present their first project together, a podcast called "Destino: las estrellas", in which they talk about their breakup and reconciliation, and reflect on other topics such as friendship, jealousy, second chances, haters, sex or self-esteem. The second guest is Isabel Coixet, one of the most awarded directors in our country, who has just released the film "Un amor". A story that reveals the complexity of female sexual desire and warns and denounces the constant microaggressions suffered by women. In addition, the screenwriter and comedian Henar Álvarez launches the definitive consultation to answer all the questions of our audience. And, finally, the singer and influencer from Tenerife Ariann comes to present her new single "Nadie dijo".
The Late Xou sofa welcomes many of the stars of 'Sálvese quien puede', the new Netflix reality show that follows the adventures in Miami of the collaborators of the legendary Sálvame. María Patiño, Lydia Lozano, Chelo García Cortés, Kiko Hernández and Kiko Matamoros explain to us the intricacies of this television adventure full of surprises. We are also visited by the actor Alfonso Bassave, who has just released the film 'El favor', directed by Juana Macías. A comedy of entanglements in which the dirty laundry of a wealthy family is uncovered, after the death of the maid. Isa Calderón's section, 'Isa de mi vida', returns ready to claim the importance of humor as a feminist weapon. And we leave to the rhythm of the urban music bits of Luna Ki and her single: 'Dispara'.
Marc Giró welcomes Yolanda Ramos to the Late Xou sofa. The actress and comedian comes to tell us about future projects, life dilemmas and unpublished anecdotes. The actor and singer Asier Etxeandia is the next guest, an all-round artist who has just shot the film "Teresa" with Blanca Portillo, an adaptation of the text "La lengua en piedras" by Juan Mayorga, about the mystical delusions of Saint Teresa of Ávila. And on the occasion of the premiere on RTVE Play of the series "Esto no es Suecia", Aina Clotet and Marcel Borràs, a couple in real life and also in this fiction, explain to us the misadventures of modern parents, willing to take positive parenting to its ultimate consequences. To finish, we leave with the luminous pop of Miss Caffeina, who perform the song "Sábado", from their new album "Shanghái Baby".
We welcome Natalia Verbeke, Miren Ibarguren and Eva Santolaria to Late Xou. The three actresses are part of the main cast of the series "Todos mienten", a thriller with touches of black humour directed by Pau Freixas, which is now premiering its second season. In addition, the Christmas spirit appears on our set with the visit of Ernesto Sevilla, who comes to present us with 'La Navidad en sus manos' (Christmas in their hands). A film with a crashed Santa Claus that promises to be the comedy of these holidays. And Henar Álvarez returns with her hilarious advice to break taboos and clear up the doubts of our followers. To finish, we leave with the music of Mikel Izal, who presents his new solo work 'El miedo y el paraíso' (Fear and Paradise).
Marc Giró welcomes film director J.A. Bayona to his sofa, who is about to release 'La sociedad de la nieve' (The Snow Society). A film based on real events, which tells the epic tale of the survivors of a plane crash in the Andes mountains in 1972. The film has been chosen to represent Spain at the Oscars and is up for 13 nominations at the Goyas. The second guest of the night is Inés Hernand. The multifaceted presenter has just premiered 'No sé de qué me hablas' (I don't know what you're talking about) on La 1, an interview programme hosted by Mercedes Milá that aims to show young people the country we come from through her extensive archive of interviews and, at the same time, try to understand the country we are in through the testimonies and experiences of young people.
Marc Giró welcomes Pilar Rubio to the Late Xou sofa, who presents a new programme on RTVE Play, 'Make Up Stars', a talent show that takes the art of body make-up to another level. We also have a visit from actress Vicky Luengo, who brings her monologue 'Prima Facie' by Suzie Miller to the stage of the Poliorama theatre in Barcelona. In addition, she gives us details of the imminent premiere of the series 'Reina Roja'. And we leave with a performance by Hidrogenesse, who perform 'José Miguel el libertario', a song from their new album 'Ciutat de Sorra'.
This week Marc Giró welcomes Jordi Évole on Late Xou. The journalist has just released the documentary "No me llame Ternera" in which he talks, through an extensive interview, with one of the key members of ETA: Josu Urrutikoetxea. We are also visited by Quan Zhou, illustrator, multifaceted artist and anti-racist activist. Quan has just published her new graphic novel, "La Agridolce Vita", in which she narrates her experience as a racialized woman traveling alone around the world for a year. In addition, Candela Peña once again revolutionizes the Late Xou set with her section ¡Dale, Candela! And we put the finishing touch to the program with the performance of Nil Moliner, with the song "Vuela Alto", from his brand new third studio album: "Lugar Paraíso".
Late Xou kicks off with an interview with Alberto San Juan, who is premiering the series "Cristóbal Balenciaga", inspired by the life of the prestigious fashion designer. The actor also comes to talk about his return to the stage with "Macho grito", a musical comedy that reviews Spanish history based on the myth of Don Juan. The second guests are the actresses Lola Rodríguez and Paca La Piraña, who are triumphing with "Vestidas de Azul", the continuation of "Veneno". The series shows the reality of trans women in the 70s and today. Isa Calderón also returns to the programme to offer us her particular vision of "El principito", the novel by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. And the final touch is provided by the electronic music of Delaporte, a Spanish-Italian duo, formed by Sandra Delaporte and Sergio Salvi, who perform "Ángel Caído", from their latest album "Aquí y ahora".
The Second Vice President of the Government and Minister of Labour and Social Economy visits Marc Giró to talk about her most personal and unknown side, and to share anecdotes, curiosities and responsibilities of the position. The second guests of the programme are Víctor Clares and Tania Lozano, members of the musical group Ladilla Rusa, who come to present their latest single "Madre mía el asco que me das". A song with influences of "eastern psychedelia" and "spaghetti western" that continues their "costumbrista electropop style from the outskirts", as they define it. And to finish, Henar Álvarez returns with her hilarious consultation to answer the audience's random questions and doubts.
The singer Chanel visits Late Xou to present "¡Agua!", her first studio album. With her we review her catchiest singles and discuss the most recent changes in her life, now that she is internationally known. Next, Eva Hache and Ana Polvorosa visit us to talk about the film 'Un mal día lo tiene nadie'. The comedian debuts as a director in this film starring Polvorosa, who plays a woman with a very straight life on the worst of her nights. Also sitting on the sofa is the presenter and comedian Inés Hernand, who tells everything there is to know about the new editions of the Benidorm Fest and the Goya Awards. And the final touch is provided by the music of Joe Crepúsculo, who is celebrating the tenth anniversary of his song "Mi fábrica de baile" with his new album "Mi motor en movimiento".
Marc Giró welcomes Miguel Bernardeau to talk to us about his new series, "Zorro", in which he plays the famous masked hero. A new adaptation that has garnered good audience figures. The second guest is Hugo Silva, who is about to release the film "Buscando a Coque", a romantic comedy about a couple who try to rebuild their relationship after an infidelity. The film will be released in cinemas on February 14, Valentine's Day. In addition, the incomparable Candela Peña returns with her hilarious section. And the musical note is provided by Reyko, one of the national independent groups with the greatest international projection. The duo formed by Fátima Cardelús (artistically known as Soleil) and Igor Fejzula comes to present "ALL THE TIME", the first preview of their new album.
Marc Giró welcomes Raquel Sánchez Silva, Lorenzo Caprile and María Escoté to his sofa, who are coming to present the sixth season of "Maestros de la costura". Three actors in the deconstruction phase also visit the set of "Late Xou": Fernando Gil, Gorka Otxoa and Raúl Tejón share with Marc the most hilarious anecdotes from the filming of the series "Machos Alfa 2". In addition, we connect with Penélope Cruz to talk about the premiere of "Ferrari", a film in which she plays Laura Garello, the wife of the founder of the Cavallino Rampante brand. And the musical note for Valentine's Day is provided by Cupido, a pop music group that comes to present their second studio album, "Sobredosis de amor".
Marc Giró interviews Silvia Abril, who has returned to the theatre with the play "Esperant Mr. Bojangles", a tragicomedy that tells the story of a family that lives life without limits. The model and actor Jon Kortajarena also visits the programme, who comes to present the second season of "El Inmortal", a series inspired by the life of the leader of the criminal gang Los Miami. In the new episodes, Kortajarena reprises his role as a presenter from the 90s involved in the world of drug trafficking. In addition, Isa Calderón returns with her section to offer us her particular vision of life. And the musical note is provided by Tu Otra Bonita, a group that fuses styles such as psychedelic rumba or mestizo indie. The band formed by Héctor Lacosta, Félix Vígara and Alberto Vallecillo performs one of the songs from their latest studio album, "¿Quiere rollo?".
Marc Giró welcomes the presenter and comedian Eva Soriano to his sofa, who comes to tell us curious and unknown aspects of her personal and professional life. The second guest is La Dani, winner of a Feroz for best supporting actor and nominated for a Goya for best new actor for her role in the film "Te estoy amando locamente". Alfredo Ramos, researcher in Political Sciences, cultural manager and author of "Perforar las masculinidades" also visits the set. A book that puts on the table the need to rethink classical masculinity to build more habitable societies. And the musical note is provided by Nena Daconte, who comes to present her new single "Si te vas", a song to freedom and self-love, full of empowerment and resilience.
Marc Giró welcomes journalist Silvia Intxaurrondo, winner of the Ondas award for best television presenter, to his sofa to talk about her new projects and discover some unknown aspects of her personal life. The second guest is Abril Zamora, actress, scriptwriter, director and acting teacher of OT, who has just released the second edition of her novel "Ana has kissed another". Desirée Bela-Lobedde, writer and disseminator of anti-racist and Afro-feminist education, also visits the set. And the musical note is provided by Walls, who comes to present "Quédate mi corazón", the single that kicks off her new album "Luna 18", where she fuses pop, rock and punk.
Marc Giró welcomes actors Jorge Sanz and José Mota to his sofa, who play two rockers from a group from the 80s who reunite thirty years later in "Por tus muertos", the first film by Sayago Ayuso. The second guest is also actor Enric Auquer, who plays the son of a mobster who controls the port of Barcelona in the series "Mano de hierro". In addition, Isa Calderón returns with her section "Isa de mi vida" to talk to us about the 'woke' movement and what it means. And the musical note is provided by Karmento, an artist who mixes singer-songwriter, pop and folklore.
Marc Giró welcomes Los del Río to his sofa, who have just released a two-episode documentary series that explores the "Macarena" phenomenon. A topic that became a worldwide anthem 30 years ago. The second guest is Henar Álvarez, who comes to present her first novel, "Ansia". A lucid, funny and exciting fable about sexual desire, love dissatisfaction and power relations. In addition, the "Late Xou" contributor returns with her hilarious consultation to answer questions from the audience. And finally, Marc interviews Sidonie, an indie, pop and psychedelic rock group that is on tour with their new album "Marc, Axel y Jes".
Marc Giró welcomes one of the best chefs in history, Ferran Adrià, to his sofa, who comes to present the second season of the elBulli1846 Museum, which opens its doors on May 1st in Cala Montjoi (Roses). The second guest is Rodrigo Cuevas, a singer who has spent years recovering the folkloric tradition of our country and who is sweeping the board with his "La Romería" tour. And finally, Marc interviews Nebulossa, our next representatives at the Eurovision Song Contest, which will take place in Malmö from May 7th to 11th. In addition, the Alicante duo performs "Zorra", a song that has already surpassed 11 million plays on Spotify and has become a feminist anthem.
Marc Giró welcomes actor Javier Gutiérrez to his sofa, who comes to present "Pájaros", a road movie that tells the story of two strangers who embark on a car trip through Europe and face their past. The second guest is Rosa María Calaf, the correspondent with the longest career on TVE and one of the most prestigious journalists in our country. A woman who knew how to make her way in a world then dominated by men and who managed to create an unmistakable journalistic style. In addition, Candela Peña returns with her hilarious section. And the final touch is provided by the performance of Cirque du Soleil, which is touring Spain with its show "Alegría".
Marc Giró welcomes chefs Pepe Rodríguez and Jordi Cruz to the Late Xou sofa, who come to present the twelfth season of Masterchef and to tell some interesting facts about the culinary talent. The second guest is the actress Malena Alterio, who is on a theatre tour with "Los amigos de ellos dos" after having won a Goya for her performance in the film "Que nadie duerma". And finally, Marc interviews Julián López, who has just released "Matusalén", a comedy in which he plays a forty-something rapper who is not willing to grow up. The musical note is provided by Elefantes, one of the most emblematic and beloved bands on the Spanish music scene, which is celebrating 30 years of musical career.
Álvaro Morte sits on the Late Xou sofa. The actor makes his debut in horror films with "Immaculate", a film starring "Ephoria" actress Sidney Sweeney. Marc Giró also welcomes singer David Bustamante to his show, who comes with a new single under his arm, "El día que te vayas". A song that tells of the feeling of liberation that one feels when leaving a toxic relationship. And finally, Henar Álvarez returns with her hilarious consultation to answer random questions and doubts from the audience. The musical note is provided by Guillem Gisbert, who after 15 years in one of the groups that revolutionized pop in Catalan, is starting a solo project.
This week, the actresses Elena Anaya, Marta Etura, Irene Escolar and Belén Cuesta, who are about to premiere the series "Las larga sombras", sit on the "Late Xou" sofa. A powerful thriller that tells the story of a group of women whose stable and successful lives are suddenly shaken by the appearance of the mortal remains of one of their high school classmates, who disappeared during the end-of-year trip to Mallorca 25 years earlier. The second guest is the senator for Más Madrid and trans activist, Carla Antonelli, who comes to present her memoir "La mujer volcán". A story of a life full of struggle. And finally, Marc interviews Lamine Thior, a comedian, actor and anti-racist activist, who is on tour with his show "Más que palabras". The musical note is provided by MARLENA and THE TYETS, two groups that have joined forces to compose and perform one of the songs that will be a hit this summer, "Estaré millor demà". Expand
This week Marc Giró interviews actress Candela Peña, who has just premiered the successful series based on real events "El caso Asunta", where she masterfully plays the leading role of Rosario Porto. The second guest of "Late Xou" is the singer and songwriter Mayte Martín, who has just released her new album "Tatuajes", where she covers songs from the history of music that have left their mark on us all. Finally, Marc Giró welcomes his network colleague Aitor Albizua on his sofa, presenter of the classic program "Cifras y letras" and now also of the post-gala of Eurovision 2024. The final point is put by Dani Flaco, a singer-songwriter and poet from Barcelona who comes to present his new single, "La del Gran Verano".
Marc Giró interviews Secun de la Rosa, who is filming the series 'Superestar', created by Nacho Vigalondo and produced by Los Javis. The actor also talks to us about his future projects and reveals some interesting facts about his life. The second guest is the actor Jaime Lorente, who is about to premiere the film 'Disco, Ibiza, Locomía', which recalls the birth, rise and destruction of this legendary Spanish band that swept through the 80s. In addition, Marc Giró welcomes filmmaker Isaki Lacuesta on the 'Late Xou' sofa, who comes to present 'Second Prize', a feature film about the band Los Planetas, awarded with the Biznaga de Oro at the Malaga Festival. And to put an end to 'Late Xou', the Andalusian artist Mala Rodríguez, a pioneer in Spanish female rap and winner of two Latin Grammys, performs her new single 'Casi nada'.
This week Marc Giró interviews Belén Rueda, who is coming to present the film "Caída libre", an emotional thriller produced by Juan Antonio Bayona in which the actress plays an authoritarian rhythmic gymnastics trainer whose personal life is falling apart. The second guest is the DJ and music producer Kiko Rivera, who has just released his new single: "Malibú", an electro-Latin song that he hopes will become the hit of the summer. In addition, Isa Calderón returns with her section "Isa de mi vida" to talk to us about her trip to Japan and her latest controversy on social media. And the final point is the musical performance of Las Migas, a quartet that is still savouring the Latin Grammy for best flamenco album for "Libres". This Barcelona band, which has just released its sixth album, performs its new song "Ojitos Verdes".
This week, Belén Esteban sits on the "Late Xou" sofa. The "Ni que fuéramos shhh" collaborator explains her new professional adventure with her former colleagues from "Sálvame" on the Quickie channel. The next guest is the journalist Abraham Jiménez, who comes to present his new book, "Aterrizar en el mundo", where he tells the sad reality of political dissidents in Cuba and the culture shock he had when he arrived in Barcelona. In addition, Henar Álvarez returns with her hilarious consultation to answer questions from viewers. And finally, Belén Aguilera, one of the artists performing in the sixth edition of the Share Festival Negrita, performs her latest hit, "Lolita". An ironic and vindictive song that meets all the requirements to become an anthem.
Marc Giró interviews actors Karra Elejalde and Georgina Amorós, stars of the police series 'Segunda muerte'. A thriller filmed entirely in Cantabria in which a father and daughter become involved in a criminal investigation. Eduardo Navarrete, who has just published a book: 'Cabaret y vistes de supervivientes', also sits on the 'Late Xou' sofa. The fashion designer reviews the most iconic dresses and the funniest anecdotes of his career. In addition, Candela Peña returns with her hilarious section. And finally, Anabel Lee presents her new single, 'Natural para Vogue', from her second album, 'Ganamos perdido'.
This week Marc Giró interviews Andrés Velencoso. The actor and international top model is one of the protagonists of the series “Eva y Nicole”. A fiction, set in Marbella in the 80s, which tells the story of two women from high society who end up fighting over the love of a man. The second guest to sit on the “Late Xou” sofa is Isabel Gemio, an icon of radio and television in Spain. The communicator reviews her career and explains her work at the head of her foundation for research into muscular dystrophies and other rare diseases. In addition, comedian and activist Lamine Thior returns with his anti-racist humor. And finally, Pol Granch presents his new single “Gigante”, after a smashing concert tour in Spain and Latin America.
This week Marc Giró interviews Rossy De Palma, one of the most iconic artists in our country. We talk with her about her different professional facets in the world of music, film and fashion, full of anecdotes and hilarious moments. The second guest is another diva of Spanish cinema, Marisa Paredes. The former Almodóvar girl sits on the "Late Xou" sofa to review important moments of her career and discover her most personal side. In addition, Marc interviews Juan Manuel Montilla, known as El Langui, to talk about the new comedy he is participating in, "Cuerpo Escombro". A film that aims to raise awareness, through humor, about the difficulties faced by people with disabilities. And finally, we have the music of Carlos Sadness, an icon of Spanish indie pop, who has just released his fifth album "Realismo Mágico". Sadness performs his new single "Feliz Feliz" live.
This week Marc Giró interviews Rozalén, a singer-songwriter with four gold records, two platinum records, a Goya for best original song and the National Prize for Contemporary Music. The singer from Albacete is coming to present her sixth album, ‘El abrazo’, and to perform ‘Llévame’, one of the songs on the album. The second guest is the actor Omar Ayuso, who is about to premiere ‘On the Go’, where he plays a young man addicted to Grindr. In addition, as the last season of ‘Élite’ is about to premiere, Omar reveals some news and curiosities about the series. And to end the programme, we have the presence of Candela Peña, who returns to ‘Late Xou’ with her hilarious section.
