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.

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.

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'.

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".

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 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.

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".