Olympusat takes broadcaster BuenaVisión nationally

Olympusat, Inc. has recently signed with BuenaVisión, a New York City based broadcaster, to exclusively distribute its high-quality entertainment-based programming, from the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean, to the United States. By adding BuenaVisión to its growing suite of Spanish-language networks, Olympusat continues to grow its lineup of 40+ pay TV Spanish-language channels covering all genres such as movies (contemporary and restored classics), entertainment, country of origin, kids, female and male-oriented, documentaries and more.BuenaVisión delivers over 10 hours of live original programming daily from the #1 station in the Dominican Republic, two daily hours of local shows from Puerto Rico, as well as top entertainment programs from Latin America. The programming consists of a variety of series and talk shows that include favorites such as Alain El Clarividente, starring Latin America’s leading medium and spiritualist Alain Pupo, Las Delicias Gourmet, with Verónica Rojo, Sigue La Noche, a late night musical show and Noticias Mundo Visión, a daily news and information show from the Dominican Republic.”We are excited to bring BuenaVisión’s unique entertainment channel nationally to our pay-television affiliates in the United States, as well as our expanding portfolio of Spanish-language networks”, said Tom Mohler, president of Olympusat. “Carlos Barba has carefully constructed a high-quality entertainment channel that appeals to all Hispanic households looking for dynamic original content that’s youthful, fun and appeals to the flourishing younger Hispanic demographic.””We provide a destination for the Hispanic Community by connecting Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, Colombians, Cubans, and other Caribbean Americans directly to their cultures, homelands and families with exceptional entertainment. Now, BuenaVisión will be made available to every multi-channel video provider looking to deliver a new and captivating brand that delivers colorful and engaging programming,” said Carlos Barba, CEO of BuenaVisión.