Disney+ rolls out across Latin America with 70 regional originals on slate

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Disney+ has continued its global expansion, launching in Latin America and across the Caribbean, with 70 regional originals on the slate.

First announced in August, the expansion will see Disney+ be the exclusive Lat Am home for Disney IP from brands like Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic, including series such as The Mandalorian and the upcoming WandaVision, as well as family features like Coco and Frozen.

Announcing the launch, the company also stated its commitment to the local market, with dozens of Latin American originals including fiction series, talk shows, documentaries and live shows in production.

Disney said that these are being made by production companies from Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina, and will star “acclaimed talent” from the region.

In addition, Disney said that it will acquire local content for exclusive premieres on Disney+.

The streamer will be available for the same price as in the US – US$5.99 per month or US$59.99 per year – though some markets vary. In Uruguay for example, the service will cost US$7.49 per month, while it will set Brazillian users back BRL$27.90 per month (US$5.24).

Disney announced last week that the SVOD, which first launched just over a year ago, has amassed 73 million users, while a report from Digital TV Research estimated that the streamer could reach 194 million subscribers by 2025.