is the Spanish version of the French game show . It was produced by (TVE) and Télé-Union, and was broadcast on TVE-1 between 8 January and 13 May 1984. It was presented by in the studio, with Miguel de la Quadra-Salcedo searching for the treasures abroad.
The show was one of the international adaptations of the format, which was also adapted in the United Kingdom as Treasure Hunt; and Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Scandinavia.
Premise Presenter greets a pair of contestants, a man and a woman, at the show's studio. They are then given a mission: to find three treasures in under 45 minutes in a remote location without leaving the studio. Using the clues they receive and the maps, travel guides, and books available to them, they must give instructions to Miguel de la Quadra-Salcedo, who will travel by helicopter to locate the treasures in the remote area. Once they find one of the treasures, they receive the clue for the following one. For each treasure found, they win 100,000 pesetas (€601), and if they find all three, they win an all-expenses-paid trip around the world.
Production is the Spanish version of the French game show , which was created by Jacques Antoine and produced by Télé-Union. (TVE) produced the Spanish version with the collaboration of Télé-Union. The show used the same technical equipment as the French version and the same studio in Paris. Communication with the remote location was carried out with a radio-telephone link via satellite in audio only, since there was no live television connection. The footage filmed in the remote location was added in post-production. The opening theme was "Fu Man Chú" by synthpop music duo Azul y Negro.
The eighteen episodes of the single season were broadcast on TVE-1 between 8 January and 13 May 1984.
Episodes
+ Remote location Original release date Contestants Treasures found 1 Central Province, Sri Lanka 8 January 1984 Ana and Jerónimo Two 2 Brittany, France 15 January 1984 Alejandro and Carmen Two 3 Sydney, Australia 22 January 1984 Asunción and Juan Ignacio Three 4 Bosnia, Yugoslavia 29 January 1984 Fernando and María Jesús Two 5 North Gyeongsang, South Korea 5 February 1984 Carmen and Enrique Three 6 Hong Kong 12 February 1984 Antonio and Maribel Two 7 Kangaroo Island, Australia 19 February 1984 Juan Luis and Laura Two 8 Fez-Meknes, Morocco 26 February 1984 Antonio and Elena Three 9 Sicily, Italy 4 March 1984 Ana and Pedro Two 10 Cartagena, Colombia 11 March 1984 Antonio and María Antonieta Two 11 Granada, Spain 18 March 1984 Ángeles and Juan Ignacio Three 12 Las Vegas, United States 25 March 1984 Juan Francisco and Marina Two 13 Habana, Cuba 1 April 1984 Ángel and Celsa Two 14 Moyen-Ogooué, Gabon 8 April 1984 José and María Jesús Two 15 Cádiz, Spain 15 April 1984 Antonio and Marisa Three 16 Malta 22 April 1984 Carlos and Silvia Two 17 Kongo Central, Zaire 6 May 1984 Montserrat and Óscar Three 18 Hautes-Pyrénées, France 13 May 1984 Bartolomé and Remedios Two
References
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