Ocean Vibes

Ocean Vibes tries to sell itself as a window to the Spanish coast, think slow pans over Mediterranean waves, cooking shows filmed on seaside terraces, and local indie pop filling the gaps. In practice, the daytime block is a hodgepodge of tourism infomercials and regional news segments that feel produced by the town hall. The evening, though, is where it finds its footing: a solid two-hour music slot featuring bands from Barcelona down to Málaga, plus a late-night docu-series on marine biology that's actually watchable if you skip the narrator's melodramatic pauses. Production values are inconsistent, some segments look like they were shot on a GoPro, others have proper lighting and sound mixing. It's not essential viewing by any means, but for anyone who wants a background vibe between holiday planning and actual beach time, Ocean Vibes live is a better companion than most General tv Spain clutter. Just mute the infomercials.