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During today’s TV Latina Streaming Festival, Enrique R. Martínez, the president of the board of directors at LAMAC, gave his view on the current media landscape in Latin America, the coexistence of premium video and OTTs and what pay-TV channels are doing to remain relevant in the region.

On the second day of TV Latina’s Streaming Festival, Francisco Ramos, the VP of original content for Latin America at Netflix, talked about the platform’s positioning in the region and its role in the changing ways that people consume content, regardless of language or origin.

Pablo Iacoviello, the director of content for Latin America at Amazon Prime Video, spoke with TV Latina’s Elizabeth Bowen-Tombari about how this year’s circumstances have boosted viewing time in the region, the service’s evolution in Latin America and prospects for growth.

In the first session of TV Latina’s Streaming Festival, Diego Lerner, the president at The Walt Disney Company Latin America, spoke about the launch of Disney+ in the region and the technological and investment challenges behind its debut, as well as the importance of the Disney brand as a prime content differentiator.

The Digital Edition for TV Latina’s inaugural Streaming Festival is now available, featuring media executives who will discuss the growth and expansion of OTT in Latin America, the importance of local and original content, the competitive landscape and more.

TV Latina has unveiled the agenda for its inaugural Streaming Festival, a three-day event that will feature leading media executives discussing the growth and expansion of OTT in Latin America, the importance of local and original content, the competitive landscape and more.

Leading executives from Disney, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and ViacomCBS, among others, have joined the lineup for TV Latina’s inaugural Streaming Festival, which is set to run online November 10 to 12.

TV Latina is launching a three-day festival this November focused on the latest trends in the Latin American content sector.

SOMOS Distribution has secured a distribution agreement with RCTV International that will see the company assume the distribution of the soap operas, series and other audiovisual content in the catalog throughout the Americas.

In an effort to help our clients pitch their slates to the global content community, TV Latina is launching a new initiative: TV Latina Screenings, a Spanish-language newsletter that serves as a complement to the TVLatinaScreenings.tv video portal.