Mar de fons
television series
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Mar de fons
Summary
Mar de fons is a television series[1].
Key Facts
- Mar de fons is the creator of Rodolf Sirera Turó[2].
- Mar de fons is the creator of Josep Maria Benet i Jornet[3].
- Mar de fons is the creator of David Castillo i Buïls[4].
- Mar de fons's instance of is recorded as television series[5].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Irene Montalà[6].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was David Selvas[7].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Carme Elias[8].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Fermí Reixach i García[9].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Laura Conejero[10].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Pere Arquillué i Cortadella[11].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Lloll Bertran[12].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Tània Sarrias[13].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Patrícia Bargalló i Moreira[14].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Marta Padovan[15].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Lluís Soler i Auladell[16].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Jordi Domènech i Navarro[17].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Marina Salas[18].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Andrea Ros[19].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Simón Andreu[20].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Roger Casamajor[21].
- A cast member of Mar de fons was Alícia Pérez Borràs[22].
- The original language of Mar de fons was Catalan[23].
- Mar de fons's original broadcaster is recorded as TV3[24].
- Mar de fons's country of origin is recorded as Spain[25].
- Mar de fons began on September 18, 2006[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Cast members include Irene Montalà[6], David Selvas[7], Carme Elias[8], Fermí Reixach i García[9], Laura Conejero[10], and Pere Arquillué i Cortadella[11]. Created works include Rodolf Sirera Turó[2], a screenwriter[27], b. 1948[28], of Spain[29], awarded the Premi Nacional de Teatre[30], specialised in literature[31]; Josep Maria Benet i Jornet[3], a playwright[32], 1940–2020[33], of Spain[34], awarded the Saint George's Cross[35]; and David Castillo i Buïls[4], a writer[36], b. 1960[37], of Spain[38], awarded the Joan Crexells award[39].
Publication
The original language of Mar de fons was Catalan[23].