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Categories: CULTURE
Streaming platforms add Latin American drama series
Entities: Prime Video · Megamedia · Valerie Domínguez · Caracol Televisión · Diego Muñoz
Overview
In late July 2026, Megamedia signed a distribution agreement with Prime Video that placed the Chilean thriller‑drama series *Prohibida obsesión* exclusively on the streaming service across Latin America, including Brazil. The deal gives Prime Video a 48‑hour lead on episodes before they air on Mega’s broadcast channel.
The following day, Netflix expanded its international library by adding the Colombian melodrama *La Mujer Prohibida* from Caracol Televisión. The 61‑episode series, starring former Miss Colombia Valerie Domínguez, blends political intrigue, music and romance, and joins Netflix’s growing slate of Latin American content.
Together, these moves illustrate a broader push by major streaming services to acquire and promote region‑specific drama series, diversifying their catalogs and offering viewers early or exclusive access to new Latin American productions.
Timeline
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7 days ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesNetflix adds Colombian drama series “La Mujer Prohibida” to its catalogNetflix adds the Colombian political‑melodrama “La Mujer Prohibida,” a 61‑episode series by Caracol Televisión starring Valerie Domínguez, David Palacio and Rodrigo Candamil.
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7 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesMegamedia and Prime Video strike distribution deal for 'Prohibida obsesión' in Latin AmericaMegamedia and Prime Video agreed to stream Chilean drama 'Prohibida obsesión' across Latin America, offering episodes 48 hours before TV premiere.
Sources
flixlandia.com.br · indiehoy.com · perfil.com · todotvnews.com · tvenserio.com