Oficios perdidos

Oficios perdidos focuses on traditional crafts, manual trades, and rural professions that have become rare or are disappearing in contemporary Spain. The channel’s programming includes documentaries and reports on blacksmithing, stone masonry, basket weaving, beekeeping, and other hands-on occupations passed down through generations. It also covers the restoration of old tools, traditional farming methods, and the daily work of artisans in small workshops across the country. Cultural heritage segments often highlight regional festivals, local recipes, and the history behind specific trades. The content is largely non-fiction, with an emphasis on slow-paced, observational storytelling rather than fast editing or dramatization.

Viewers can access the channel through cable and satellite providers in Spain. Some episodes are also available on the channel’s website, where past documentaries and short features can be streamed on demand. A printed TV guide in certain regional newspapers lists the weekly schedule, though the lineup changes each month based on newly produced material or archived footage from local cultural associations. The channel does not broadcast live events or sports, and its programming remains entirely in Spanish without subtitles or dubbing into other languages.