The series is set to reach 29 territories through distribution deals covering the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Ireland and 24 markets across the Middle East and North Africa, alongside its premiere on SkyShowtime in Spain.
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Mediterráneo Mediaset España Group has secured a number of international distribution deals for ‘Pura Sangre’ – 8×65′, bringing the Mediaset España drama to 29 territories across Europe, Asia, the Americas and Africa, as well as to SkyShowtime in Spain.
The latest deals include an agreement with Global Series Network (GSN) covering the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Ireland, with the series distributed through Walter Presents, the international service dedicated to showcasing premium non-English-language drama. The series will be available in the United States and Canada through PBS, and in the United Kingdom and Ireland through Channel 4.
In addition, Mediterráneo has reached an agreement with Dubai Media Incorporated, Dubai’s leading public media groups, which operates television channels and digital platforms across MENA, for the distribution of ‘Pura Sangre’ in 24 territories across the region, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
A family drama steeped in mystery and secrets
Produced by Mediaset España in collaboration with Shine Iberia (Banijay Iberia), ‘Pura Sangre’ is a gripping ensemble drama combining family conflict, romance, thriller and mystery, centred on a powerful aristocratic dynasty. Set against the backdrop of the rural and equestrian world, a criminal investigation sets the series’ interwoven storylines in motion.
The story begins at La Galana, the Monteclaro family’s country estate, when Caporal, the stud farm’s most prized stallion, is found poisoned alongside several foals. The ensuing investigation soon reveals that this is no isolated incident and that the attack is rooted in a long-running conflict. As the investigation unfolds, it threatens to expose family secrets, competing interests, longstanding rivalries and social tensions affecting not only the family who own the estate, but also its workers and the wider local community.
The series stars Ángela Molina, Pep Munné, Amaia Salamanca, Aitor Luna, Blanca Romero, Jaime Zatarain, Maru Valdivielso and Pedro Casablanc, leading an ensemble cast of nearly 90 performers.
