‘Déjate ver,’ the new series written and directed by Álvaro Carmona, is set to premiere on September 24th.

‘Déjate ver’ is set to premiere on Sunday, September 24th, the new original series written and directed by Álvaro Carmona.

This fiction, consisting of 8 episodes with a duration of 30 minutes each, was filmed in various locations in the Community of Madrid and tells a story centered around the search for oneself and the need to transcend, to be seen, to feel fulfilled, to know oneself in an increasingly absurd world.

Actress Macarena Sanz takes on the lead role in this new Atresplayer production, portraying Ana, the assistant to a globally famous artist who is beginning to fade away. At this moment, Ana faces a challenging task: to reconnect with the life she left behind and with herself, but above all, to confront a world with which she doesn’t feel any identification. Otherwise, her life is destined for failure, or worse, to become invisible, to disappear. For now, she has already lost half a toe.

Additionally, this dramatic comedy boasts a cast of recognized actors such as Joan Amargós, Irene Minovas, Iván Massagué, Óscar Ladoire, Miki Esparbé, Carlos Librado ‘Nene,’ César Tormo, and Ramón Barea, among others.

‘Déjate ver’ is a production by Atresmedia Televisión in collaboration with Buendía Estudios. Montse García, Álvaro Carmona, Sonia Martínez, and Borja Echevarría are the executive producers of the project, with Lucía Alonso-Allende as the executive co-producer. Marta de Miguel is in charge of Production Direction. Robert C. Carrera is the Director of Photography, with Marta Archilés as the Art Director. Mireia Juárez serves as the Casting Director.

About ‘Déjate ver’

‘Déjate ver’ is a dramatic comedy with an author’s touch and a distinct personality that revolves around the search for oneself and the need to transcend in the modern world. With this idea as its starting point, the series addresses themes such as identity and self-concept, personal fulfillment, the world of art and entertainment, loneliness, the concept of family, and the current relationship with technology, offering the viewer a fresh, innovative, and clever perspective.

Ana has lived in a bubble for the past few years while working as an assistant to Bassil, one of the world’s most famous artists whose identity is a mystery to the general public. But now that the protagonist of the fiction has begun to disappear, she must confront a world with which she feels she can’t quite connect.”