''Aquí Paz y después Gloria'' is a Spanish comedy television series that originally aired from March to August 2015 on

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. It stars

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, Antonio Molero, César Sarachu,

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and Nazaret Jiménez Aragón, among others.

Premise

The fiction revolves around the mishaps in a Catholic parish church, primarily featuring the stories of two priests (one of whom is impersonated by his twin brother, a scoundrel) and a bishop.

Cast

Production and release

Tentatively titled as ''He visto un ángel'' during the early production stages, ''Aquí Paz y después Gloria'' was produced by

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in collaboration with Producciones Mandarina. The pilot of ''He visto un ángel'', directed by Fernando Colomo, and starring the likes of

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Miguel Rellán Miguel Ángel Rellán García (born 7 November 1942) is a Spanish actor. He was the first actor to win a Goya Award for Best Supporting Actor for ''Tata mía'' at the 1st Goya Awards, 1987 edition. He made his feature film debut in ' (1977). He ...

, Lilian Caro, Elena Rivera, ,

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and

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, left the Telecinco authorities unconvinced and the series was remade, featuring a new title and a revamped cast. Formed by , Joaquín Górriz, Juan Vicente Pozuelo, David Planell, Daniela Fejerman, Ernesto Pozuelo, Fernando Colomo, Silvia Pérez Pablos and Jorge Naranjo, the writing team was coordinated by Inés París. Joaquín Llamas, Jaime Botella and María Cereceda directed the episodes. The series premiered on

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on 24 March 2015. While the first episode earned an excellent 20.7% audience share, viewership figures plummeted down to a 9.9% in the third episode, and the series was shelved after the fourth episode. Later in the year, in July 2015, Telecinco brought back the series for the broadcasting of the remaining four episodes, which performed even worse. The broadcasting run ended on 10 August 2015 with the airing of the last episode of the season, which earned a miserable 6.0% audience share.

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Aquí Paz y después Gloria Spanish-language television shows 2010s Spanish comedy television series 2015 Spanish television series debuts 2015 Spanish television series endings Telecinco network series Television shows about Catholicism Television series by Producciones Mandarina

Premise

Cast

Production and release

See also

References