La Historia de los Mundiales Continues with Preparations for the 2026 World Cup

The great and unique audiovisual encyclopedia La Historia de los Mundiales (The History of the World Cups) is gearing up fully for the 2026 World Cup, which is getting closer every day. It features 60 episodes that are updated every four years and has been broadcast on pay-TV channels (for years it aired on more than 40 FOX Sports channels worldwide), free-to-air TV, and DVD format, among others.

Now, they also offer their content tailored to the needs of each buyer who wants material about the World Cups and their players: pay-TV, social media, and even airlines, which can purchase the entire 50-minute program or just the parts they want (the best goal, the best player, the best assist, for example).

The series begins with three episodes on the history of soccer and then covers all the World Cups. There are also episodes for every taste and need: only the goals from the 1986 World Cup; about Diego Maradona, Pelé, Messi, and other great players in World Cup history.

There are also episodes on the 120 best goals from France 1998, one on bloopers, and on the participation of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Spain, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Venezuela in the World Cups, as well as another on Brazil’s best goals in 2014, among other topics.