Want to enjoy a great party without getting off your couch at home?  Quina nit! is a classic entertainment show: a stage with two hosts who present performances and where the leitmotif is humor. Singers, magicians, stand-up comedians, circus acts, dance, mimes and Balearic jokes. Quina nit! is the stage that gives exposure to all Balearic talent. The show has a double objective: to offer a show with diverse content on a spectacular set, and, at the same time, to search for and promote the new promising talents in Balearic culture. All of it to create an ensemble that viewers from the islands can identify with.

Are you keeping up to date with what’s going on in the Balearic Islands? Baleàrix presents the weekly current affairs in a sui generis news show where two anchors comment on the most important news. It’s a groundbreaking comedy show in the Balearic TV panorama. It combines local color with current events and an intergenerational comic icon like Asterix to create a show for all audiences. And it doesn’t ever hold back on its outlandish touches thanks to its hilarious permanent characters, such as the Baleàrix family, Captain Llengua, or Banano, the local football team’s coach.

Do you know what Can Bum means? Can Bum is an expression that denotes that a space has become a madhouse. And that’s exactly what happens on the set of Can Bum: genuine unrestrained madness where the clones of everyone who’s anyone in the Balearic Islands appear: politicians, sport stars and media personalities. All the celebrities find themselves impersonated on the show, from the President to the head of the opposition. But also singer Tomeu Penya, tennis player Rafa Nadal or TV personalities like Paquita Tomás.

What would an irreverent current affairs game show be like? Ni de Conya! It’s a game show with a sense of humor conceived to play with the news: with stories that are so surprising or far-fetched that they make us wonder whether they’re true or not; with statements from members of the public and with television content. The main skills to be a good contestant are to be well informed, to have intuition and to be a good strategist. And the prize: up to 25,000 euros.

Are you keeping up to date with all the latest sports news? Tu Diràs is the leading radio sports show aired every night in Catalonia. Focusing on Barça, it covers the latest sports news with rapid-fire debates, analysis, reflections and entertainment. A program that goes way beyond sports coverage. Live on RAC1 and 8TV, it gives its audience all the information they need to keep up to date with FC Barcelona and football in general.

What would the television version of RAC1’s La Competencia be like? La Competencia en Color is the answer. Òscar Andreu and Òscar Dalmau host, in color, the radio comedy show with the highest ratings in Catalonia from 12pm to 1pm. It’s an innovative formula that turns the radio show into a television show. Viewers decide whether to follow it over the radio or on TV. The only thing that’s guaranteed is that, whichever they choose, they’re going to have a good time.

What were some of the most notorious crimes in Barcelona like? Les Flors del Mal is a new TV format of crime news and incidents. The show revisits some of the crimes and felonies that have taken place in Barcelona throughout its history and that left their mark. From the Eixample rapist to El Vaquilla and including the Banco Central heist. The show only deals with closed cases with court rulings, which it dusts off and brings up to date with previously unreleased data and forensic expertise.

Do you really know the city’s past? Cròniques de Barcelona is a documentary series focusing on its society, history and art. A space that depicts the most important moments of our city’s past, from Roman Barcelona to the late 20th century. Historians, art critics, archaeologists, journalists and some very familiar faces accompany us on this educational, passionate and agile adventure hosted by Xiana Siccardi. Cròniques de Barcelona is a space that revamps the traditional history documentary by exploring archives, newspaper libraries, museums and cultural institutions in an entertaining, dynamic way.