I came across the following in Variety (http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118045803?refCatId=19):

MADRID -- Spain's Globomedia, one of Europe's leading scripted TV producers, is readying two new dramas, "Luna, el misterio de Calenda" (Moon), and an untitled comedy set at a fashion magazine.

A 19th-century werewolf thriller, "Moon" toplines Belen Rueda ("The Orphanage"), one of Spain's biggest box office draws, as a judge sent to investigate mysterious occurrences in the benighted village of Calenda.

Spanish broadcast network Antena 3 will co-produce and air the skein in primetime. Series rolls next Monday. Imagina Intl. Sales, which is owned by the Imagina Group, a j.v. of Globomedia and Mediapro, will handle international sales.

[...] Globomedia's new series are high concept and break new ground for the local biz -- for example, Spain's never had a werewolf series -- and mix genres -- "Moon" has a teen romance story strand, with the judge's daughter falling for a local civil guard officer (Fran Perea).

Both series will be budgeted north of Spain's average Euros500,000 ($688,000) an episode [...]