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Promesas de arena (lit. 'Sand Promises') is a Spanish limited television series starring Andrea Duro, Daniel Grao, Blanca Portillo and Francesco Arca. Produced by RTVE in collaboration with Atlantia Media, the adventure and romance television series is based on the namesake novel by Laura Garzón. It originally aired in 2019 on La 1.

Promesas de arena
Genre	Adventure Romance
Based on	Promesas de arena by Laura Garzón
Written by	Ignasi Rubio Guadalupe Rilova
Directed by	Joaquín Llamas Manuel Estudillo
Starring	Andrea Duro Daniel Grao Blanca Portillo Francesco Arca [it]
Composer	Pablo Cervantes [es]
Country of origin	Spain
Original language	Spanish
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	6
Production
Production companies	RTVE Atlantia Media
Release
Original network	La 1
Original release	11 November (2019-11-11) – 16 December 2019 (2019-12-16)

Premise

Featuring the world of international aid as backdrop, the plot of the series begins with Lucía travelling to a hospital managed by the fictional NGO 'Acción Global' located in the Libyan desert which is led by Andy (Daniel Grao) and Julia (Blanca Portillo).[1][2] A love story develops between Lucía and Hayzam (Francesco Arca), the man responsible for providing the supplies to the hospital yet also living a double life as weapon trafficker.[1]

The series is set in the fictional Libyan city of Fursa.[3]

Cast

• Andrea Duro as Lucía.[1]
• Daniel Grao as Andy.[1]
• Francesco Arca [it] as Hayzam.[1]
• Blanca Portillo as Julia.[1]
• Marcel Borràs [es] as Jaime.[1]
• Thaïs Blume as Berta.[1]
• Jairo Sánchez [es] as Diego.[1]

Production and release

Based on the namesake novel by Laura Garzón,[4] Promesas de arena was produced by RTVE in collaboration with Atlantia Media.[5] The 3-month-long filming took place in Tunisia and Spain; scenes were shot in the Sfax harbour and the Tozeur oasis,[3] whereas the rest of the filming took place in Madrid.[5] It consisted of six episodes.[6]

The script is authored by Ignasi Rubio and Guadalupe Rilova, based on the plot by Laura Garzón and Ignasi Rubio.[7] Joaquín Llamas and Manuel Estudillo directed the series.[7]

The original musical score is a work by Pablo Cervantes.[7]

The first episode began airing on 11 November 2019 in prime time on La 1, TVE's flagship channel, attracting 1,585,000 viewers (10.5% share).[8] The viewership remained stable albeit unimpressive throughout the broadcasting run.[6]

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref.
2021	22nd Iris Awards	Best Fiction	Nominated	[10]
		Best Actress	Blanca Portillo		Nominated

References

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