Preview of ‘The Promise’ this Monday, July 1

Gregorio returns to the palace under cover of darkness and treachery after being warned by Petra

‘The promise’the period serial that broadcasts The 1 of TVE from Monday to Friday (17.30) and produced by Bambú, continues its journey. After the time jump of half a year and the arrival of new characters, it does not seem that the tragic … plots are delighting the spectators. But to Caesar what is Caesar’s: ‘The promise’ continues to be an exceptional daily series with a luxury cast; You just have to see what its creator, Josep Cister, has done with the characters of Manuel (Arturo García Sancho) and Curro (Xavi Lock) in the First World War.

But there’s always a little light in ‘The promise’: Just tell that to Catalina (Carmen Aseca), back at the hangar after her reunion and clash with her stepmother, Cruz (Eva Martín). In the last episode broadcast by La 1, this Friday, June 28, the daughter of the Marquis of Luján and Mrs. Carmen gives a kiss to the ‘farmer’ Adriano (Ibrahim Al Shami).

Those who do not end up getting close are Lope (Enrique Fortún) and Vera (Ángela Echaniz) after the fight between the cook and the lackey Santos (Manu Imizcoz). Lope asks his ex-girlfriend to tell him the whole truth. Will she tell him that she is the daughter of the Dukes of Carril? That will not happen (for now).

Another truth, that of Pía Adarre (María Castro), could be discovered by Petra (Marga Martínez). The current housekeeper meets Gregorio (Bruno Lastra) under cover of darkness and treachery to tell him something about his wife, supposedly dead after ingesting poison.

Preview of chapter 388 of ‘The Promise’

Simona (Carmen Flores) vents to her fellow employees after Virtudes (Laura Lafuente) tells her that her in-laws are asking her for 550 pesetas in exchange for her son. Jana (Ana Garcés) thinks she could get that amount of money. Ignacio (Miquel García Borda) asks Petra not to spread the theory that he poisoned himself to blame Martina (Amparo Piñero) for trying to kill him. Petra remains firm in her theory. Lorenzo (Guillermo Serrano) asks Alonso (Manuel Regueiro) why María Antonia (Elia Galera) is in a worse mood. Martina manages to get some paper and a pen to send a letter from the asylum. Cruz reproaches Margarita (Cristina Fernández Pintado) for not doing anything to get Martina out of the sanatorium. Jana is worried about Pía, whom she hasn’t seen for days, and warns Rómulo (Joaquín Climent) that the former housekeeper might have run out of food and water.