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Turkish drama expansion in Brazil
Overview
Turkish television productions, or “dizis,” are experiencing significant growth and expanding their presence within the Brazilian media market across both streaming platforms and broadcast television.
Initial indicators of this trend included the rapid success of the Turkish drama ‘Meu Nome é Farah’ on Netflix Brazil, where the series quickly entered the platform’s top six most-watched titles. The show’s popularity highlights a growing interest in Turkish-origin content among Brazilian streaming audiences.
This expansion has extended to traditional broadcast television, with networks like Record TV dedicating prime-time slots to Turkish programming, including upcoming releases such as ‘Iludida’, ‘Minha Menina’, and ‘Doutor Milagre’. In the streaming sector, competition has intensified between platforms like Netflix and Prime Video over rights to classic series such as ‘Fatmagül: A Força do Amor’.
Entities
Netflix · Prime Video · Demet Özdemir · Record TV · Engin Akyürek
Timeline
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24 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesTurkish dramas expand presence in Brazilian media marketsTurkish dramas are strengthening their footprint in Brazil, with Record TV scheduling new series like ‘Minha Menina’ and streaming platforms Netflix and Prime Video competing over titles like ‘Fatmagül’.
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about 2 months ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesTurkish series ‘Meu Nome é Farah’ soars into Netflix Brazil’s top‑10Netflix’s Turkish drama ‘Meu Nome é Farah’ entered Brazil’s Top 6, drawing viewers with the story of an Iranian doctor evading mafia, starring Demet Özdemir and Engin Akyürek.
Sources
entretetizei.com.br · flixlandia.com.br