«Gigantes» films in Salamanca
The series produced by Movistar+ and directed by Enrique Urbizu will arrive in the province of Salamanca next Monday, September 17. For three days, La Fregeneda will be one of the settings for the plot. Vega Terrón pier, the railway environment, the “Portuguese border” and a private estate will be part of the story.
Filming began in Madrid on May 28 and will shoot part of an episode belonging to the six of its second season, which features various locations, notably the province of Salamanca, which once again becomes an audiovisual set and will share prominence with Madrid and Portugal. For this work, the production will deploy 70 technicians to the province. The series has chosen the 2.35 panoramic format, and with anamorphic lenses, giving it totally cinematic visual values.
Daniel Grao, Isak Férriz, and Carlos Librado lead the cast of the second season where a fraternal war will unfold to its ultimate consequences. The Guerrero brothers inherited total control of cocaine entry into Europe through Spain from their almighty father, Abraham. Together, they eliminated rival families and humiliated them, forcing them to abandon their city. Now they face one of the most crucial moments in their history. The older brother, Daniel, is released from prison after fifteen years, eager to reclaim his place in the family.
The brothers' worst enemy will be found at home, within themselves. The upbringing their father gave them to fight like a pack of dogs to survive, without regard for means, without moral limits, like giants. A fraternal war that will reach its ultimate consequences and may become the opportunity that Ángela Márquez, a police officer obsessed with stopping the Guerrero clan, is waiting for.
Salamanca Film Commission and the audiovisual media department of the Provincial Council of Salamanca have collaborated with the production management of Gigantes in location, production, accommodation, permits, and logistics work. The work began in February.
Filming began in Madrid on May 28 and will shoot part of an episode belonging to the six of its second season, which features various locations, notably the province of Salamanca, which once again becomes an audiovisual set and will share prominence with Madrid and Portugal. For this work, the production will deploy 70 technicians to the province. The series has chosen the 2.35 panoramic format, and with anamorphic lenses, giving it totally cinematic visual values.
Daniel Grao, Isak Férriz, and Carlos Librado lead the cast of the second season where a fraternal war will unfold to its ultimate consequences. The Guerrero brothers inherited total control of cocaine entry into Europe through Spain from their almighty father, Abraham. Together, they eliminated rival families and humiliated them, forcing them to abandon their city. Now they face one of the most crucial moments in their history. The older brother, Daniel, is released from prison after fifteen years, eager to reclaim his place in the family.
The brothers' worst enemy will be found at home, within themselves. The upbringing their father gave them to fight like a pack of dogs to survive, without regard for means, without moral limits, like giants. A fraternal war that will reach its ultimate consequences and may become the opportunity that Ángela Márquez, a police officer obsessed with stopping the Guerrero clan, is waiting for.
Salamanca Film Commission and the audiovisual media department of the Provincial Council of Salamanca have collaborated with the production management of Gigantes in location, production, accommodation, permits, and logistics work. The work began in February.