laSexta (Spanish pronunciation: [la ˈseksta] or Spanish pronunciation: [la ˈsesta] , The Sixth) is the sixth nationwide broadcast television station in Spain. It is privately owned and began broadcasting in 2006.

. laSexta programming includes Sé lo que hicisteis..., My Name Is Earl, The Office, Law & Order, The Sopranos, NCIS, The King of Queens, Entourage, How I Met Your Mother, Family Guy, Futurama, Bones, 30 Rock, The Mentalist, Eleventh Hour , Prison Break and The Walking Dead.

laSexta currently broadcasts in 16:9 for most programming although they still use 4:3 for a minority of programming including films and older series.

Also broadcasts three new channels: laSexta HD (as in laSexta, but hd), laSexta 2 (reports and series, and laSexta 3 (movie channel)

2006 - 2007

2007 - present

Antonio Manuel 'Manu' Sánchez Gómez (born 25 January 1979 in Fuengirola, Málaga) is a retired Spanish footballer who played as a central midfielder.

After growing through the ranks of Real Madrid (never making it past the reserve side, however), Sánchez joined Málaga CF in January 2002, being relatively used during five 1/2 seasons.

Manu's best output came in 2002–03, with six La Liga goals in 36 appearances (including a brace against Athletic Bilbao on 9 March 2003, for a 3–0 home win), with Málaga finishing 13th. Previously, he had helped the Andalusia outfit reach the UEFA Cup via the Intertoto Cup success.

In the 2007 summer, after only having appeared in three Segunda División games for Málaga during the season, Sánchez signed with fellow league side Hércules CF, being released at the end of the campaign after just 10 out of 42 possible appearances. In mid–2009, he joined lowly local outfit Antequera CF, which was relegated to Tercera División at the season's end.

Paulino Iglesias Posse (October 18, 1850 – December 9, 1925), better known as Pablo Iglesias, was a Spanish socialist and labour leader. He is regarded as the father of Spanish socialism; having founded the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) in 1879 and the Spanish General Workers' Union (UGT) in 1888.

Iglesias was born to humble parents who called him Paulino. He attended school between the ages of six and nine, when his father, a municipal laborer, died. Pablo, his younger brother, and their mother put their possessions in a small covered cart and walked with it to live in Madrid. Pablo's mother survived there by begging, and both boys entered the Hospicio of San Fernando. They completed primary schooling there, and Pablo learned printing. Aged twelve he left the Hospicio to work and to help support his mother. He worked as a printer, gradually improving his wages. While he was rendered unemployed by a strike, his brother died of tuberculosis.

He attended evening classes and learned French. This let him read classic works of French political science, translate the works of French socialists and participate successfully in international congresses. Protected by the 1869 Constitution, the Spanish section of the International Workers Association (AIT) organized a series of conferences in Madrid. Iglesias attended, and in 1870, was invited to enter the printers section. The appearance of Solidarity, newspaper of the International, started him on the intense journalistic career that occupied the rest of his life.

José Miguel Monzón, also known as El Gran Wyoming (English: The Great Wyoming) or Guayo is an actor, director and humorist; he is licensed in Medicine but not an M.D.. He was born in Madrid, Spain, in 1955.

He has been showman of several programs like Silencio se juega (1984), La noche se mueve (1992) and El peor programa de la semana (1993). Televisión Española refused to broadcast this last episode because of an interview with the writer Quim Monzó, in which a joke was made about the laboral activity of Elena de Borbón, the daughter of the King. The official reason given was the low ratings of the program.

In 1995 el Guayo returned to TV, but this time he appeared on private channel Telecinco. The name of the program was Caiga quien caiga. He was firstly critical of Felipe Gonzalez's government and later against the government of that time, the Partido Popular.

In 2004 he obtained another program in Televisión Española: La Azotea de Wyoming. It was not completely successful.

Now he is doing El Intermedio on La Sexta.

Alberto Romero, better known as Berto Romero, is a Spanish humorist.

Berto Romero was born on November 17, 1974 in Cardona (Catalonia, Spain). He is a member of the theatre company El Cansancio, a broadcaster on Ràdio Flaixbac and he has his own segment on Andreu Buenafuente’s late show on La Sexta (Channel 6). He substituted Buenafuente as host of the show during Summer 2008 (Buenafuente ha salido un momento), and resigned for the next season as sub-director of the programme. Later he got the chance to run his own prime-time weekly show (El programa de Berto) on the same channel, but the programme was cancelled after three weeks due to poor rating results.

His first appearances took place in shows of the catalan TV3 channel, where he hosted a show called "El gran què". Later he appeared as a monologuist in a show by El Terrat for the private channel 8tv called "Que no surti d'aquí".

Since 2007, he works in the late night show "Buenafuente", first sporadically when the show was still on Antena 3 (where he sang some songs such as "Tunéame Doctor Juan", along with Iván Rodríguez "El lagarto" on guitar) and later on, when Buenafuente got signed up by LaSexta, as a main contributor and scriptwriter. He owned a section called "Bertovisión", where he would analyze all media, specially, written articles and where he would also comment the pictures, substituted later on for a news section, along with Andreu Buenafuente. Furthermore, he also participated in "Bertomansión", a project where the viewers would send whatever they did not want or used anymore so he could built a home. Later on, some comedy sketches would take place here. Unlike his radio and theatre appearances, his TV appearances have always been solo.