Bienvenidos al Lolita

• Beatriz Carvajal as Dolores Reina.^[2]
• Luis Varela [es] as Don José Luis Carrión.^[2]
• Natalia Verbeke as Violeta Reina.^[2]
• Roberto Álamo as Cúper.^[2]
• Carlos Santos as Alfredo.^[2]
• Sara Vega as Roxy.^[2]
• Rodrigo Guirao as Jota.^[2]
• Nerea Camacho as Greta.^[2]
• Jorge Bosch [es] as Reverendo.^[2]
• Cristina Peña as Norma del Pino.^[2]
• Maggie Civantos interpreta a Fanny.^[2]
• Nuria Herrero [es] as Lupe.^[2]
• Estefanía de los Santos as Charo.^[2]
• Font García as Virgilio.^[2]
• Denisse Peña as Daniela.^[2]
• Álvaro Balas as Xuxo.^[2]
• Lucía Balas as Nuri.^[2]
• Pablo Espinosa as Camilo.^[2]

Bienvenidos al Lolita, tentatively titled Lolita Cabaret before its release, was inspired in the classical Spanish comedy genre from the 1950s and 1960s.^[4] The series was produced by Globomedia,^[5] whereas Daniel Écija, Álex Pina, Fernando González Molina and Esther Martínez Lobato were credited as executive producers.^[6] Fernando González Molina, David Molina and Sandra Gallego directed the episodes.^[6] The 6-month-long filming was wrapped up by November 2013.^[7][3] Shooting took place in Madrid.^[7]

The series premiered on 7 January 2014, with a "promising" 18.4% share.^[8] However interest rapidly waned, and the audience share went all the way down to a 10.5% in the sixth episode.^[8] Antena 3 then decided not to renovate the series, with the last 2 episodes yet to be aired.^[9] The broadcasting run of the 8-episode season ended on 25 February 2014, averaging 2,658,000 viewers and a 14.0% share.^[8]

The misfiring of the series reportedly made Pina "realize the need to regenerate the prevailing model of national television".^[10] According to Pina, the series' direst mistake was "not being coherent with the plot", "making a cabaret series" (...) "without being absolutely transgressive is a mistake".^[11]