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Hispanic Heritage Month on Plex: More Spanish-language channels debuting

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To increase the Latino presence on its platform and in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Plex just added more Spanish-language channels to its program schedule.

“Today, we are pleased to announce to our U.S. audience that we are adding a new portion of channels with a wide variety of Spanish-language content: Telenovelas, game shows, sitcoms, movies, award-winning series, and more. With our Spanish-language channels, our total of free channels exceeds 100! You can find free live TV channels on the free Plex application for Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and on the web desktop,” the streaming companyannounced.

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What’s new on Plex?

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  • Sony comedies: Enjoy a new Latin soin on some old classics. Married with Children (Casados Con Hijos), The Nanny (La Niñera) and I Dream of Jeannie (Mi Bella Genio).
  • In Sony, you can also enjoy the best soap operas, like Doña Bárbara, La Señorita Pólvora, or for a transnational experience that moves between Medellín, Colombia, and New York, there is the adventure of love and loss in Paraíso Travel.
  • Latido Music debuts: With artists like Bad Bunny, Sofia Reyes, Ivy Queen, and Macaco, this channel gives you the global beat, fashion, and style you need.

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  • And if you’re a film enthusiast, you can now watch free premium programming covering all genres (award-winning films, series, and documentaries), from romantic comedies dubbed into Spanish, to dramas by Academy Award-winning directors such as Ma Ma with Penelope Cruz and Chico y Rita. You’ll also find series like Guapas and Argentina: Tierra de Amor y Venganza.

Also, Plex informed us that you can now create your own channels list.

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