Country and language guide

Mexican, Brazilian and Spanish viewing

Start with the television market you follow, then choose the channels within it. The Latino directory groups Mexico, Brazil and Spain together for discovery while keeping their country lists separate.

Viewing scene for Mexican, Brazilian and Spanish viewing

Names to add to your shortlist

Country matters as much as language

Mexico includes Canal de las Estrellas, Azteca Uno and TUDN; Brazil includes Globo, GloboNews and SporTV; Spain includes TVE 1, Antena 3 and 24h RTVE. Brazilian viewing brings Portuguese-language requirements, so do not treat the whole group as one Spanish-language selection. Retain country labels such as ESPN Mexico or ESPN Brasil in sports requests. Consult the sports guide for event checks and the European guide for more context around Spain.

Americas

Brazil

  • GloboEntertainment
  • Record TVEntertainment
  • SBTEntertainment
  • BandEntertainment

Americas

Mexico

  • Canal de las EstrellasEntertainment
  • Azteca 7Entertainment
  • Azteca UnoEntertainment

Europe

Spain

  • TVE 1Entertainment
  • Antena 3Entertainment
  • CuatroEntertainment

More examples are available.

Check the feed your household recognises

Tell Support the country, channel and required audio language, then test those details during a Free Trial. Similar branding does not establish the same schedule across markets. Public entries are examples, and neither current availability nor a specific programme is guaranteed by the listing.

Connect your viewing choices

Turn familiar names into a trial shortlist

Find additional names in the searchable directory and read the film and series guide if particular titles influence your choice.

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