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A new crime shakes La Isleta in the sixth episode of 'Ella, maldita alma'

A new crime in La Isleta marks the sixth episode of 'Ella, maldita alma', airing on Telecinco this Thursday at 23:00.

Joan FerràJoan Ferrà· · 2 min read

Telecinco airs this Thursday at 23:00 the sixth episode of 'Ella, maldita alma', featuring a new murder that heightens the plot and points to a neighbour.

The series 'Ella, maldita alma', based on the eponymous tale by Manuel Rivas, continues its broadcast on Telecinco with a sixth episode that promises maximum tension. This Thursday at 23:00, viewers will witness a new crime in La Isleta, the fictional village where the action unfolds.

The Civil Guard begins an investigation that soon points to one of the neighbours, while tragedy overwhelms Fermín, one of the main characters played by Martiño Rivas. Fermín loses his temper and confronts Amalia, whom he blames for allowing violence to take root in the community.

Meanwhile, the eviction of La Caleta forces dozens of neighbours to seek refuge in the parish house, in an attempt not to abandon their neighbourhood. The crisis also affects those who were hiding secrets: Isaac, played by Maxi Iglesias, unable to cope with betrayal, makes a decision that changes his relationship with Ana, while finding solace in Nagore.

Fermín, for his part, tries to break any ties with Ana, unaware that she is ready to tell him the secret she has been hiding for days. The new murder forces Mateo and his parents to confront the fear that suspicions may fall on him, not realising that the true culprit is closer than they think.

When everything seems on the verge of collapse, Isaac returns to Galicia to hear the confession his father has kept for years, a revelation that will reignite his thirst for revenge. While Ana prepares a silent farewell, the Civil Guard knocks on the door of the main suspect in the crime.

The cast of the series includes Carmen Daza, Nacho Fresneda, Ana Ruiz, María de Nati, Susana Córdoba, Antonio Gil, Paco Marín, Juanpe Avomo, and Paco Márquez, among others. The fiction, produced by Telecinco, has managed to captivate the audience with its mystery and rural drama plot.

The previous episode left several loose ends that this sixth episode promises to tie up, with unexpected twists and revelations that could change the course of the story. Fans of the series will not want to miss this new installment, airing in prime time.

Joan Ferrà

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Joan Ferrà

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Ciencias Políticas por la Universitat de les Illes Balears y veterano de los plenos isleños. Mallorquín de secano, cafetero y con paciencia para la burocracia balear; lleva años contando la política y la sociedad de la isla.