Atresplayer closes a new deal with Prime Video for Colombia and Chile

The alliance between Atresmedia Internacional and Prime Video is solidified, and after the recent launch of atresplayer in Mexico, the video platform is now available to Amazon Prime subscribers in Chile and Colombia.

Orestes Aja, Head of Digital & OTT at atresplayer, highlights that this agreement represents:"An exceptional opportunity to collaborate with a technological leader in regions so relevant to the Spanish-speaking audience, offering a complete online entertainment offering. This alliance strengthens our digital strategy by expanding atresplayer´s presence and bringing Spanish productions to an audience that values quality content," explained.

Mar Martínez-Raposo, director of Atresmedia Internacional considered them to be strategic markets:"Chile and Colombia have been two key markets for our channels, where we have achieved strong penetration, and now they are also important for the growth of atresplayer in the region alongside Amazon Prime Video," commented.

Original productions, documentaries, series, films, entertainment shows, and linear channels from Atresmedia Internacional are now available, ad-free, through a monthly subscription within Prime Video Channels. This new agreement provides access to more than 25,000 hours of original and exclusive on-demand content, such as "Camilo Superstar", "Upa Next", "Honor", "Los Protegidos: El regreso", "Señor dame paciencia", "Los hombres de Paco", ‘Las noches de Tefía", and "Pongamos que hablo de..." The extensive catalog also includes renowned titles such as "Velvet", "Gran Hotel", "Física o química", "Tiempos de guerra", "Aquí no hay quien viva", and "Mar de plástico", among other major Atresmedia titles.

Additionally, it offers news, information, and top-notch entertainment from Spain´s leading TV producer, with shows like various editions of "La Voz", "Pasapalabra", and "El Hormiguero", featuring its star-studded guests. This is all complemented by a great selection of the best Brazilian soap operas and critically acclaimed Spanish-language films.