U.S. HISPANIC

Telemundo Station Group and Comcast’s Xfinity partner to create an original short series with the name of Villa Paraíso

Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 7 de octubre de 2014

Telemundo Station Group and Comcast’s Xfinity partner to create an original short series with the name of Villa Paraíso

The Telemundo Station Group and Comcast’s Xfinity have partnered to create Villa Paraíso, an original short series that will air on select Telemundo stations across the country, beginning Monday, October 6. Villa Paraíso is a new and original 3-minute, 20-episode short series that seamlessly integrates Xfinity’s capabilities and products into the story’s narrative. “It is first time we collaborate on a breve novela format. We selected certain markets for the first time because it is such an innovative format and we wanted to see how successful the format is and consider for future efforts” said a spokesperson from Comcast.The Spanish-language episodes will air after the late local newscasts for four consecutive weeks in nine Telemundo markets beginning tonight. The nine Telemundo markets include Atlanta, Albuquerque, Chicago, Denver, Fresno, Houston, Miami, Sacramento and San Francisco. The content will also be available to viewers online. Following their on-air premieres, the episodes will be available online and additional exclusive content will be hosted in Telemundo station’s websites and via Xfinity On Demand online. A social media campaign will allow viewers to engage via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.Written by Alex Hadad, Villa Paraíso is sponsored by Comcast’s Xfinity and is a co-production of Telemundo, NBCUniversal Skycastle and Clear Image Creative. The series was filmed on-site in Miami, Florida and its plot is representative of any city in the U.S. Villa Paraíso tells the story of a charming community and home to a colorful group of tenants who are more than a memorable ensemble; they are a family of neighbors. This unique community finds itself in peril when a powerful real estate development company sets its sights on the property and attempts everything within reach, including masquerading true love, for ownership of the building.

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