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2021 · TV3 · Ended

TV Series2021 · TV3 · Ended
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Roger de Gràcia
Self - Host
13 episodes
Candela Figueres
Self - Reporter
13 episodes
Ivan Medina
Self - Reporter
7 episodes

Laia Fontàn
Self - Reporter / Self - Guest
8 episodes
Fermí Fernández
Self - Guest
2 episodes
Xavier Sala-i-Martín
Self - Guest
1 episode
Quim Masferrer
Self - Guest
1 episode
Martí Gironell
Self - Guest
1 episode

Sebastià d'Arbó
Self - Guest
1 episode
Benedetta Tagliabue
Self - Guest
2 episodes

Javier Mariscal
Self - Guest
1 episode

Joan Roca i Fontané
Self - Guest
1 episode
Custo Dalmau
Self - Guest
1 episode

Laura Fa
Self - Guest
1 episode
Xavier Grasset
Self - Guest
1 episode

Mari Pau Huguet
Self - Guest
1 episode

Marc Márquez
Self - Guest
1 episode

Álex Márquez
Self - Guest
1 episode

Joan Reig
Self - Guest
1 episode

Santi Balmes
Self - Guest
1 episode
Dani Alegret
Self - Guest
1 episode

Joan Enric Barceló
Self - Guest
1 episode
Ferran Piqué
Self - Guest
1 episode

Lluís Soler
Self - Guest
1 episode
Gessamí Caramés
Self - Guest
1 episode
Román Parrado
Self - Guest
1 episode
Toni Soler
Self - Guest
1 episode
Xantal Llavina
Self - Guest
1 episode
Sergi Andreu
Self - Guest
1 episode
Pedro Pardo
Self - Guest
1 episode
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