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La pecera de Eva (lit. 'Eva's Fish Tank') is a Spanish television series produced by Isla Producciones starring Alexandra Jiménez as Eva Padrón, a psychologist working in a high school. Its four seasons aired from January 2010 to December 2011 on Telecinco, LaSiete and Factoría de Ficción.

La pecera de Eva
Genre	Teen drama
Starring	Alexandra Jiménez
Country of origin	Spain
Original language	Spanish
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	247
Production
Production company	Isla Producciones
Release
Original network	Telecinco LaSiete Factoría de Ficción
Original release	10 January 2010 (2010-01-10) – 4 December 2012 (2012-12-04)

Premise

The fiction focuses on how Eva Padrón (Alexandra Jiménez), a psychologist entering to work in a high school (the Instituto Unamuno), deals with the issues troubling the students who attend to her consultation,[1] including the likes of abortions, suicides, murders, deficits in social functioning, exclusion, bullying, obesity, masturbation or stuttering.[2]

Cast

• Alexandra Jiménez as Eva Padrón.[3]
• María Ballesteros [es] as María Padrón.[3]
• Juan Luppi [es] as Martín.[3]
• Ana del Rey as Olivia.[3]
• Marta Jurado [es] as Maca.[3]
• Joel Bosqued [es] as Nacho.[3]
• Javier Sesmilo [es] as Hugo.[3]
• Nacho Aldeguer [es] as Fernando.[3]
• Belinda Washington [es] as Fernando's mother.[3]
• Nasser Saleh as Leo.[3]
• Aura Garrido as Esther.[3]

Introduced in season 2

• Vicky Luengo as Ariadna Solano, "Ari".[4]
• Miriam Raya as Carla Berlanga.[4]
• Carlos Martínez as Jacobo Suárez, "Jaki".[4]
• Jorge Clemente as Manuel Zafra, "Manu".[4]

Introduced in season 3

• Marta Poveda [es] as La López.[5]
• Antonio Muñoz de Mesa [es] as César Camacho.[5]
• Susana Abaitúa as Ana.[5][6]
• Rubén Mascato [es].[5]
• María Hervás as Sonia.[5][6]
• Ayoub El Hilali [es] as Taher.[5][6]
• Ahmed Younoussi.[5]
• Eduardo Ferré.[5]

Introduced in season 4

• Ángel Muñiz [es] as Poli.[6]
• Nacho Montes [es] as Juan.[6]
• Cristina Llorente [es] as Andrea.[6]
• Beatriz Pascual as Bea.[6]
• Melanie Blanco as Pilar.[6]
• Sergio Parralejo as Rober.[6]

Production and release

Produced by Isla Producciones, shooting began by November 2009.[7] Following its release on Telecinco on 10 January 2010,[8] the series was moved to the sister channel LaSiete, starting to be broadcast from Monday through Friday.[2][9] The series was again moved to Factoría de Ficción (FDF) for its fourth season.[10] The broadcasting run ended after 247 episodes, on 4 December 2011.[11]

References

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