The drama, which stars Megan Montaner and Unax Ugalde, debuted on Netflix March 27, after a successful run on Atresplayer and Antena 3, where it was one of the most-watched series of the season.
The series produced by Boomerang TV is available on Netflix in Spain and Latin America and has become one of the most-watched titles in Spain since debuting on the platform. Moreover, according to the streaming platform’s data, over the last five days, the drama, which stars Megan Montaner, made seventh place in the rankings with 14.3 million hours viewed and 1.6 views worldwide, earning it a place in the Global Top 10.
“Entre Tierras” tells the story of María (Megan Montaner) is a woman from Andalusia who has been looking after her family ever since her father died and decides to sacrifice herself for her family’s sake by agreeing to marry a landholder from La Mancha who visits her town looking for a wife in exchange for securing the future and well-being of her mother and siblings.
María leaves behind her home, her family, and a promise of love from a man who had promised to come back from Germany to marry her married, but from whom she has not heard in years. María is now over thirty and has lost hope that he’ll ever return. What she doesn’t realize is that her wedding to the elderly landowner will be by proxy and that she is actually marrying Manuel (Unax Ugalde), Ramón’s (Juanjo Puigcorbé) only nephew, who has no idea that his uncle has just set him a trap.
The co-stars are accompanied by a first-class supporting cast that features Carlos Serrano, Begoña Maestre, Llorenç Gonzalez, Inma Cuevas, Belén Écija, Magdalena Tejado, Mateo Medina, Clara Garrido, Martín Abelló Sevillano, Inma Pérez-Quirós, Gonzalo Kindelán, and Malena Gutiérrez.
Another series produced by Boomerang TV that has also been a hit on Netflix is “Alba,” which swept the ratings on Antena 3, was ranked among the most-watched series on Netflix worldwide for six weeks in a row, and made it onto Netflix’s Top 10 in almost 60 countries on every continent, including the U.S., Australia, UK, Israel, Egypt, Denmark, Ireland, Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil.