Aquí no hay quien viva

It was the most watched Spanish series of the 2000s. Its million-dollar audiences made it the goose that laid the golden eggs. In a matter of months, the actors became the best-known faces in the country. Two decades later, it remains a success on social networks and streaming platforms, thanks in part to its ability to conquer each new generation. Here there is no one who lives is unique in the history of Spanish television. All of this has even more merit when you know how it was done. It was a bet that almost no one believed in, produced by the controversial José Luis Moreno and created and led by his nephews, the then inexperienced Alberto and Laura Caballero. The production was a daily chaos in which the technical team and cast worked against the clock, and in endless days, to deliver the episode on time each week. This is the story of a television miracle, told in the words of the protagonists. This book is the reconstruction of three incredible years (only three years!) through more than fifty interviews with the people who lived them, from Fernando Tejero and Malena Alterio to the scriptwriters, including technicians and family members.