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“Águila Roja”, Globomedia’s TV series broadcasted by the Spanish public national wide television TVE (Televisión Española), has been turned into an interesting audience phenomenon in the last years in Spain; that’s the reason why it has been made a distributive audience research, a way to make inquiries about this TV series evolution from February 2009 to January 2012 with audience’s average, golden minute and share data comparisons by seasons and episodes. At the same time this information has been set in the environment in which the episodes were broadcasted to get a global wide vision.

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This paper explores the contributions of transmedia storytelling in the construction of fictional worlds, in an attempt to detect the narrative elements that strengthen the bond of the audience with the fictional world. The study shows that based on the solid construction of the poetics of a story, transmedia storytelling can enrich the engagement with a large audience. To prove this, we analyze the narrative elements and the transmedia strategies of the series Aliados, produced by Cris Morena Group and broadcasted in Latin America and countries in Europe.

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This paper explores the contributions of transmedia storytelling in the construction of fictional worlds, in an attempt to detect the narrative elements that strengthen the bond of the audience with the fictional world. The study shows that based on the solid construction of the poetics of a story, transmedia storytelling can enrich the engagement with a large audience. To prove this, we analyze the narrative elements and the transmedia strategies of the series Aliados, produced by Cris Morena Group and broadcasted in Latin America and countries in Europe

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