Broncano's La Revuelta ends in tears
We look at the end of "La Revuelta" and its possible economic impact. Is a business coming to an end for **Broncano** and his team?
English · Original discussion in Spanish · Published
**"La Revuelta"** on **La 1** of **RTVE** has aired its final episode, marking the end of an era.
## Farewell to a TV format
**"La Revuelta"**, hosted by **David Broncano**, has come to an end on **La 1** of **RTVE**. After its run on the public broadcaster, the format says goodbye to the TV schedule. News of the cancellation spread on social media, with a message celebrating the show's track record and suggesting the end of an era.
## A business coming to an end?
Airing **"La Revuelta"** on **RTVE** came at a cost for the public corporation. Although exact budget figures for the show have not been disclosed, public television allocates resources to its productions. The end of the show could be seen as the closing of a line of business for its creators and the production company, in this case, **El Terrat**.
## The context of public television
The decision to end a show like **"La Revuelta"** is part of **RTVE**'s programming management. Public broadcasters typically assess audience figures, cost and editorial fit of their programmes. Ending a format, especially one with considerable investment, can be due to multiple strategic factors.
## Farewell to a TV format
**"La Revuelta"**, hosted by **David Broncano**, has come to an end on **La 1** of **RTVE**. After its run on the public broadcaster, the format says goodbye to the TV schedule. News of the cancellation spread on social media, with a message celebrating the show's track record and suggesting the end of an era.
## A business coming to an end?
Airing **"La Revuelta"** on **RTVE** came at a cost for the public corporation. Although exact budget figures for the show have not been disclosed, public television allocates resources to its productions. The end of the show could be seen as the closing of a line of business for its creators and the production company, in this case, **El Terrat**.
## The context of public television
The decision to end a show like **"La Revuelta"** is part of **RTVE**'s programming management. Public broadcasters typically assess audience figures, cost and editorial fit of their programmes. Ending a format, especially one with considerable investment, can be due to multiple strategic factors.
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