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  • El Confidencial Digital 

    El Confidencial Digital 

    El Confidencial Digital reports on Good Formats’ forthcoming presentation at MIPCOM Cannes of the US pilots of EL ROSCO and RUN THE RING, filmed in Los Angeles with Christian Gálvez.

    For us, this is more than a new production milestone. It reflects our commitment to building on the enduring strength of an iconic television IP while opening it up to new audiences, new territories and new creative possibilities.

    With over 27 years of television history, EL ROSCO continues to prove that a great idea can evolve without losing what makes it unique: its tension, accessibility and powerful daily connection with audiences. Through EL ROSCO and RUN THE RING, we are bringing that legacy into the future — with formats designed to travel, adapt and engage viewers around the world.

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    https://www.elconfidencialdigital.com/articulo/medios/mediaset-promocionara-cannes-version-americana-rosco-christian-galvez/202609151900001193248.html

  • EL MUNDO

    EL MUNDO

    Christian Gálvez takes El Rosco to Hollywood: “The United States didn’t need to copy our way of doing things, it needed to find its own way”
    The presenter exclusively reveals to EL MUNDO the details of the El Rosco pilots he has recorded in Los Angeles for the North American and Latin American markets:

    “El Rosco is not translated, El Rosco is adapted”.

    There are returns that don’t happen when you look for them. Not even when you expect them. They simply occur. And sometimes they happen thousands of miles from where it all began.

    Christian Gálvez has just returned to the world of word games. But not in Spain, nor to relive a stage of his past.

    He did so in Los Angeles, at Lulu Studios , to record the pilot episodes of the adaptation of ” El Rosco” for the North American and Latin American markets. And, for the first time, he also did it in English.

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    It’s a project about which few details were known until now, and in which the presenter has played a much broader role than simply appearing on camera. He has participated in the creative exploration of the format , contributing his experience from thousands of programs, and has worked with a top-notch American team to find out what happens when such a recognizable television format is transferred to another culture.

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    https://amp.elmundo.es/television/2026/08/16/6a8092dee4d4d8e2178b4599.html

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