U.S. HISPANIC
Europa+ launches in LatAm and Caribbean markets
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 24 de septiembre de 2020
Europa+ (Europa Más), an OTT service owned and operated by Mexico City-based investment fund, Innokap, and Atlanta-based Castalia Communications Corporation; is now streaming the latest and most popular TV series from across Europe to audiences throughout Latin American and the Caribbean.
Designed for European Ex-Pats, Latin Americans of European descent, and the large community of those passionate about European culture throughout the region, Europa+ offers viewers a variety of the latest and best European shows to link them to their roots, culture, and tastes.
Available for US$5.99/month in most markets, the service draws a curated list of programs from the libraries of well-known European content producers like BBC Studios, Studio Canal, TF1, ZDF, NordicWorld, Studio 100, Spiegel, and Mediaset. Programs are presented ad-free, in High Definition and their original language – all with subtitles and the majority sub-titled in Spanish and English.
“For nearly 30 years, Castalia Communications has forged a track record of successfully launching new media ventures worldwide,” said Luis Torres-Bohl, president of Europa+ and its co-owner Castalia Communications. “Our mission has always been to enable the many and different voices of our world the opportunity to be heard.”
“We provide programming that makes Europeans living and working in Latin America and the Caribbean feel more connected to home,” said Europa+ COO and managing director Rubén Mendiola.
Europa+ offers more than 1500 hours of the latest and most popular European TV series and specials, easily found by genre, language, and sub-title options.
It is available on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV devices and all shows are available for download for later viewing on portable devices.
A 7-day risk-free trial is available at www.europamas.com
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