Thema América announced that the Kanal D Drama and CincoMAS channels have been added to the offerings of COTAS, Bolivia’s second-largest operator. With this agreement, Thema América expands its presence in Bolivia, where both channels are already offered by the main operators in the country. Starting next month, all subscribers to COTAS’s digital package can tune in and enjoy the varied programming of Kanal D Drama and CincoMAS.
“We are excited to announce this agreement with COTAS, which will allow us to expand much more in Bolivia, to reach a wider audience with a fantastic variety of the best content in Spanish, in high definition,” said Patrick Rivet, CEO of Thema América. “From now on, thousands of Bolivian viewers can find, watch, and enjoy the shows they love the most.”
Kanal D Drama is the product of a strategic alliance between THEMA and Kanal D International, leaders in exporting Turkish productions worldwide. It currently offers over 1,500 hours of an excellent variety of successful Turkish series in Spanish. Among the main titles are “Amor Prohibido” (“Forbidden Love”), “Tormenta de Pasiones” (Time Goes By”), “Por Mi Hijo” (“For My Son”), and “Asya (Destiny).”
At the same time, CincoMAS will offer Bolivian viewers the best content of the main channels of Mediaset Spain, including its most successful recent fiction, current affairs, and entertainment content. This content has been designed and adapted for Latin América’s most demanding audience and includes CincoMas’s own productions and shows such as “El Tiempo del Descuento” (“Discount Time”), the new reality show that has been a hit throughout Spain, as well as “La Verdad” (“The Truth”), and “El Bribón” (“The Trickster”), the first game show from CincoMAS, with Pablo Chiapella as emcee.
Kanal D Drama was launched in 2018 and is available in seven Latin Américan countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, and Uruguay. CincoMAS is available in 15 countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Panama, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Bolivia, among others.
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