Alba, a Spanish series that tells the heartbreaking story of the titular character, is available for viewers to view.
We provide a guide for each episode, including information about Alba’s filming location and highlights from the locations.
Directed by Pablo Guerrero, Carlota Martínez-Pereda, and Humberto Miró and based on the Turkish series Fatmagül’ün Suçu Ne?, Alba follows the titular Madrid student who returns to her hometown for the holidays and becomes a victim of sexual assault.
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Where was Alba shot?
Alba was entirely filmed in Spain, within Alicante Province and the Community of Madrid.
The series was shot in principle in June 2020. Filming took place for six months, before filming wrapped in December.
Season 1 of Alba was shot during the pandemic. The production team followed strict protocols while filming.
Filming locations for Province of Alicante
The Valencian Community’s Province of Alicante hosted a majority of the series, with many backdrops used to film, including the Bol Nou Beach in Villajoyosa.
Important scenes were also shot at Serra Gelada, the nature park, and the municipality Finestrat within the comarca Marina Baixa.
The series also featured the historic Community of Madrid, which is home to many tourist spots.
Alba episode guide
In Season 1, Alba contains 13 episodes.
The series premiered for the first time on Atresplayer Premium, in March 2021. After that, it was available on Netflix last Wednesday.
Each episode runs approximately 50 minutes. We have provided a episode guide below for your viewing pleasure.
- Episode 1: Qué culpa tiene Alba
- Episode 2: Los remordimientos de Bruno
- Episode 3: Verdad silenciada
- Episode 4: Operación caza
- Episode 5: El interrogatorio
- Episode 6: Contra las cuerdas
- Episode 7: Los pasos previos
- Episode 8: El día del juicio
- Episode 9: Un as bajo la manga
- Episode 10: La sentencia
- Episode 11: Ya es tarde
- Episode 12: Chat descubierto
- Episode 13: A la caza
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Contact the Rape Crisis team to let them know if this story has affected you. You can call 0808 802 9999 for confidential emotional support. Open 12pm-2.30pm, 7pm-9.30pm all year. Victim support is available at 08 08 16 89 110
You can reach the RAINN (Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network, National Sexual Hotline) if you feel you were affected by this story. You can reach them 24 hours a days, 7 days per week at 1 (800) 656-4673. You can also call the Department of Defense Safe Helpline for sex assault at 1 (877 955 5225.
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