Escenas de Matrimonio

Escenas de Matrimonio TV is a series issued by the Spanish television network, Telecinco, produced by Alba Adriatica (Branch producer Miramon Mendi), premiered on August 1, 2007 showing the reactions of fun couples who live in the same building situations Similar deals in their daily lives.

The idea of the show comes in 2002 as a separate program sketches varieties Spanish Television,Noche de Fiesta, led by José Luis Moreno. His nephews Alberto and Laura Caballero are responsible for the direction and screenplay respectively in this mini-comedy, which soon becomes one of the most celebrated of the program.

In this first actors who gave life to the characters Marisa Porcel (Pepa), Pepe Ruiz (Avelino) Silvia Gambino (Marina) and Alfredo Cernuda (Roberto). The characters of the young couple, less defined, did not even have names at this stage and were interpreted by Manuel Belmonte and Ruth Arteaga. In the next season would be replaced by Rosana Manso and Javier Coromina, and sometimes Martin Czehmester.

Once terminated the program in June 2004, some of his players joined, playing the same characters in the series of Antena 3La sopa boba, boba is issued until the end of 2004. The roles were played by Marisa Porcel (Pepa), Pepe Ruiz (Avelino) Silvia Gambino (Marina) and Alfredo Cernuda (Roberto). At this stage there is a young couple.

Given the great success of the idea, the sketch takes the stage, and between 2003 and 2006 tours are conducted throughout Spain, under the titleMatrimoniadas: Until death do us part. In 2005 and 2006, the role of Roberto's going to be interpreted by Santiago Urrialde and the young couple is played by Paloma Figueroa and Mario Barbero following Pepe Ruiz, Marisa Porcel and Silvia Gambino in the papers Avelino, Pepa and Marina respectively.

Finally the role premieres in Teatro La Latina in Madrid, and represents April and November 2005 with the following list: Marisa Porcel Pepe Ruiz, Silvia Gambino, Alfredo Cernuda, Rosana Manso and Martin Czehmester.

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