Presenter Marc Giro will return to prime time on Spanish television network laSexta with a second season of satirical chat show Cara al Show.
Broadcaster Atresmedia has confirmed its backing for the production, releasing initial promotional trailers that signal the show's return to the late night schedule in the coming weeks.

The new promotional campaign uses visual symbolism built around different pieces of fruit as a prelude to the host's appearance on screen.
Holding a cherry in his hand, Giro delivers an ironical joke that references a well known moment from recent political news, reinforcing the creative freedom and uncompromising comedy style of the format.
Audience ratings and network strategy
During its inaugural run, the show established a dedicated viewership by averaging more than 400,000 viewers in a prime time slot marked by intense audience fragmentation.
The decision by laSexta to renew the program underlines the channel's ambition to offer distinct alternative programming alongside conventional general interest networks.
The series combines celebrity interviews and comedy, positioning the Catalan presenter's cultural references and sharp humor as the central drivers of the broadcast aimed at urban audiences.

Background on laSexta and Marc Giro
laSexta is a major nationwide Spanish free to air television channel owned by Atresmedia, one of Spain's main commercial media groups.
The network is widely recognized for its news coverage, current affairs programming, and satirical comedy offerings across evening and prime time slots.
Giro, a veteran Catalan journalist and radio host, has built a prominent career in Spanish broadcasting through his acerbic commentary and distinctive interviewing style.
Upcoming broadcast schedule
Atresmedia is preparing for the launch of the new episodes across its linear broadcast platform as part of its upcoming programming lineup.
The upcoming second season aims to expand the program's viewership while reinforcing its position as a key comedy feature on open access Spanish television.
