The series, which blends humor and social commentary with absurd situations, was announced by the Councilor for Youth, Anabel García, accompanied by director, screenwriter, and actor Héctor Martínez, and part of the cast, including protagonist Iker Miralles.
García highlighted the support for this initiative born from the talent and enthusiasm of Elda's youth, some of whom are alumni of the Youth Theater Workshop. She emphasized the series' originality and the team's immense effort with limited resources.
“"We support this initiative that stems from the talent and enthusiasm of young people from Elda, some of whom have also been students of the Youth Theater Workshop. This series is very original and mixes humor and critique about our society, with a plot full of absurd and comical situations."
Martínez explained that the project arose after their time at the Theater Workshop, with the aim of creating again "on a grand scale." He noted that the series, consisting of four episodes each lasting between 10 and 15 minutes, required significant effort over a month and a half of filming and encouraged everyone to attend the premiere.
“"After leaving the Theater Workshop, we hadn't done anything for a while, and we decided to go back in a big way, with a series that we had a lot of fun with, although it was a very big effort; we encourage everyone to come to the premiere, because there were many days of filming, a month and a half, and we think it turned out very well. They are four episodes of between 10 and 15 minutes."
