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Hispanic Heritage Month: HBO Max celebrates Latinos

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in the U.S., HBO Max will have a special schedule in which Latino artists will stand out.

Hispanic Heritage Month 2020
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Hispanic Heritage Month

From original series and documentaries like  Selena + Chef y Habla Now to fun comedy specials like  Ha Festival: The Art of Comedy y Entre Nos, including exclusive concerts experiences like Shakira in Concert: El Dorado World Tour, Kany García: Soy Yo En Vivo y Havana Street Party Presents: Orishas, there is a vibrant narration available for everyone to stream and enjoy.

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Check here the complete HBO Max original schedule list for Hispanic Heritage Month:

  • Un niño llamado velero [A Boy Called Sailboat], 2018 (HBO)
  • Otra historia de Cenicienta [Another Cinderella Story], 2008 *
  • Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, 2011 (HBO)
  • Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3: Viva La Fiesta!, 2012 (HBO)
  • Celebrity Habla. 2009 (HBO)
  • Charm City Kings – Premiering October, 8
  • El Perro Y El Gato [The Dog and The Cat] (HBO)
  • Entre Nos: Part 2 (HBO)
  • Entre Nos: Spot On (HBO)
  • Entre Nos: Los ganadores [Entre Nos: The Winners] (HBO)
  • Erik Rivera: Super White (HBO)
  • George Lopez: America’s Mexican (HBO)
  • Gina Brillon: Fácilmente ofendida [Gina Brillon: Easily Offended](HBO)
  • Ha Festival: El arte de la comedia [Ha Festival: The Art of Comedy]
  • Habla Now (HBO) – Premieres September 18
  • Habla Y Vota [Speak and Vote] (HBO)
  • Havana Street Party Presents: Orishas (HBO)
  • HBO presenta: una pequeña audiencia [HBO Presents: A small audience] (HBO)
  • Kany Garcia: Soy Yo En Vivo [Kany Garcia: It’s Me Live] (HBO)
  • La Gallina Turulcea (Turu, The Wacky Hen)
  • Como agua para chocolate [Like Water for Chocolate], 1993 (HBO)
  • Los Espookys (HBO)
  • Los Futbolisimos [The Footballest], 2018 (HBO)
  • Los Lobos [The Wolves], 2019 (HBO)
  • Loser Leaves Town, 2018 (HBO)
  • Monte Carlo, 2011* (HBO)
  • Mi nombre es María de Jesús [My Name is María de Jesús], 2017 (HBO)
  • Mis formas favoritas de Julio Torres [My Favorite Shapes by Julio Torres] (HBO)
  • Orlando Leyba: Adorable (HBO)
  • Las mujeres reales tienen curvas [Real Women Have Curves], 2002 (HBO)
  • Bailaremos [Let’s Dance], 2004
  • Selena + Chef
  • Shakira In Concert: El Dorado World Tour (HBO)
  • Siempre, Luis [Always, Luis] (HBO) – Premiering October 6
  • La explosión latina: una nueva América [The Latin Explotion: A New America] (HBO)
  • La lista latina [The Latin List] (HBO)
  • La carta, 2020 [The Letter] (HBO)
  • La serenata, 2019 [The serenade](HBO)
  • Todxs Nosotrxs [All of us] (HBO)
  • Victor y Valentino [Victor and Valentino](S1)
  • Paro, 2006 [Strike] (HBO)

* Available until September 30, 2020.

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