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Is it possible to entertain and educate through fiction? This is what Edutainment <\/em>does and what the \n \n Oh my joy-La Erie<\/strong>\n <\/a>\n<\/em> team wants to achieve: an attractive, transmedia audiovisual product with social responsibility. An original proposal by the producer \n Camille Zonca<\/strong>\n<\/a> for \n Betev\u00e9<\/strong>\n<\/a>, which also has a youth committee and the advice of \n elParlante<\/strong>\n<\/a>. <\/h3>\n\n

“Oh my joy!<\/em> (Oh my gossip!) It was, probably, one of the first national programs that defended feminisms, the LGBTI community and the sexual and reproductive rights of the youngest population,” says Albert Baquero Roig, producer of Camille Zonca. We are talking about 2016 when he started this television adventure in the form of a magaquin. Since then, interest in these subjects has increased, and by turning the program into a fiction series, they have found a much more diverse panorama, and a wider national and international offer. <\/p>\n\n

But, there are many issues that make the difference in Oh my joy!-The Series<\/em>. One of them, without a doubt, is the participatory work that has been done since the third season, where the committee of young consultants carries out a collective reading with writers and producers to give more realism to the series and the characters.<\/p>\n\n

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The first two years of Oh my joy!<\/em> all came into agreement to opt for a more informative format, which moved between reports and fiction sketches<\/em> , and which was advised by the Centre Jove Cjas. The contents of OMG!<\/em> were shared and discussed with high school students and, with their contributions, the small lines of argument of the program were nourished. <\/p>\n\n

“As a producer we were interested in carrying out a project with social responsibility, working with young people. Dealing with the topic of sexuality, which we had not entered, was good for us as a curve of learning. From the first season we had learned a lot about gender and sexuality, and from young people; Even though we have been working with them for five years. However, we wanted to use fiction and entertainment as educational tools”, explains A\u00efda Torrent Ciudad, producer of the series. <\/p>\n\n

“The change of OMG!<\/em> to OMG!-The Series<\/em> it has not been free, but underlines the desire to make an interesting fiction product, which generates a link, aimed at all audiences”, adds Baquero. “We would like to continue to have advice, not from expert adult people, which is also important, but more from people of the same age to which the series is aimed, but with the added bonus of knowledge, activism and militancy in the topics it talks about OMG!”<\/em> <\/p>\n\n