Atresmedia’s fiction “The Maid’s Daughters,” an adaptation of the acclaimed novel by Sonsoles Ónega has been recognized by the prestigious consultancy The WIT as one of the most outstanding productions worldwide. Inspired by the literary phenomenon that captivated thousands of readers, the series will premiere exclusively on atresplayer on November 30, and will later air in prime time on Antena 3.
The inclusion of “The Maid’s Daughters” in The WIT’s select list represents a new mark of international recognition for Atresmedia’s fiction, further strengthening its prestige and leadership in the global audiovisual market. The announcement was made this Wednesday during The Wit Fresh TV Fiction Conference, held as part of MIPCOM 2025 in Cannes, one of the most important events in the industry.
Starring Verónica Sánchez, Carlota Baró, and Alain Hernández, “The Maid’s Daughters” is a drama set between Galicia and Cuba in the early 20th century, offering a portrayal of the era through the powerful family saga of the Valdés. It is a story marked by forbidden love, betrayal, class struggle, and secrets, set against a context where women begin to challenge the norms that confine their destinies.
The main cast is rounded out by Martina Cariddi, Judith Fernández, Álex Villazán, Tomy Aguilera, Álex Gadea, Xoel Fernández, Fede Pérez, Alicia Armenteros, Iolanda Muíños, Roque Ruiz, Fran Nortes, Adrián Ríos, Carlos Villarino, Camila Bossa, Alba Loureiro, and Alejandro Vergara, among others.
The series, consisting of eight 50-minute episodes, is a Buendía Estudios Canarias production in collaboration with Atresmedia. It is directed by Menna Fité and Alejo Flah, with Sonia Martínez as executive producer and Montse García as Atresmedia’s Head of fiction. The script is written by Irene Rodríguez, Alba Lucío, and Tatiana Rodríguez, and Lucía Alonso-Allende serves as co-executive producer.