'CAIGA QUIEN CAIGA' RETURNS TO TELECINCO WITH A BRAND-NEW ERA

Premiering Sunday 19 January at 10:00 PM with Santi Millán, Lorena Castell and Pablo González Batista as hosts

Few shows need no introduction, and Caiga Quien Caiga is certainly one of them. The iconic programme known for its black suits and sunglasses returns to Telecinco on Sunday 19 January at 10:00 PM, blending its hallmark humour, irony, and cutting questions. Led by Santi Millán, Lorena Castell, and Pablo González Batista, the new era brings a refreshed team of reporters, original segments, and stories that explore contemporary themes with a sharp, satirical lens.

Produced in collaboration with Warner Bros. ITVP Spain, Caiga Quien Caiga delivers a weekly bulletin of the latest social, political, sporting and cultural news—with irreverent humour, fast-paced commentary, and a lively edit that surprises and entertains. From the set’s central desk—guarded by a giant robot fly—the hosts showcase their chemistry and knack for improvisation while introducing segments and dissecting the news.

The return of the programme will feature legendary segments such as the ‘CQTest’ and ‘Crossed Words’, alongside newly introduced formats unveiled as the season unfolds. The show will also expand its scope to include topics such as technological change, social shifts, and current trends to stay relevant and connected to its modern audience.

The Reporters

This new chapter on Telecinco introduces a completely new team of reporters—seasoned journalists and comedians who will bring fresh perspectives, personality, and their own unique stamp to the stories of the day:

Carles Tamayo investigates scams and the new tools and tech used by criminals.
 Award-winning journalist, filmmaker and content creator (Ondas and Iris Awards) for his docuseries "How to Catch a Monster".

Paula Púa covers cultural and entertainment events with her signature wit.
 Comedian, journalist and scriptwriter known for “Los felices veinte”, “Todo es mentira” and satirical media like El Mundo Today.

Dani Fez serves as the voice of the street, conducting public opinion surveys and social reports.
 Comedian and content creator with millions of social media followers, famed for his satire on daily life.

Violeta Muñoz leads the show’s political coverage.
 Journalist specialising in politics and economics, co-host and scriptwriter of the political podcast “Carne Cruda”.

Ana Francisco reports on investigative stories and social injustice.
 Experienced investigative journalist with work on “Todo es mentira” and “Focus”.

Luis Fabra covers major events and revives the classic ‘CQTest’ with celebrity guests.
 Comedian, presenter and writer on “La Resistencia”; creator of the comedy-history podcast “Mochila al pasado”.

Irene Junquera brings updates from the world of sport.
 Veteran sports journalist, currently featured on Cuatro’s “El Desmarque madrugada”.

Alba Moreno debunks fake news and promotes media ethics through her fact-checking segment.
 Journalist and political scientist, currently heading “Factous”, a fact-checking initiative by Fundación Maldita.es.

Andy K delivers exclusive interviews with national and international celebrities, including Andreu Buenafuente, Álex de la Iglesia, Antonio Orozco, and Jaime Lorente.
 Journalist and presenter who was the original reporter on Argentina’s first edition of Caiga Quien Caiga, with a long-standing TV and radio career.

In the Season Premiere…

Paula Púa travels to Los Angeles for the Critics Choice Awards but ends up reporting on the devastating wildfires sweeping the city—where she encounters chef José Andrés helping on the ground. She also takes the chance to get American public opinion on Donald Trump’s inauguration as president.

Meanwhile, Luis Fabra interviews key figures from Spanish cinema at the Goya Awards nominees’ dinner, and Violeta Muñoz checks in with PSOE and PP spokespersons to announce the show’s return—and cheekily request interviews with party leaders.

Dani Fez chats with the cast of the hit film Culpa tuya, and Irene Junquera captures the excitement at Pontevedra CF ahead of their Copa del Rey match against top-tier Getafe. The fourth-division team has stunned fans by knocking out two first-division teams and one second-division club.

Carles Tamayo will break down the workings of a new scam, while Ana Francisco investigates the threat of fentanyl—one of the deadliest drugs ever created—being unknowingly consumed when disguised in other substances.

And to wrap up, veteran reporter Andy K sits down for his first exclusive celebrity interview in the new series.