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Prime Video to invest $2 billion in Latin America between 2027 and 2030
Prime Video is investing more than $2 billion in Latin America between 2027 and 2030. The funding targets original programming, live sports rights, and local content across Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Chile.
Why it matters
Consumers will have access to more locally produced entertainment and a simplified way to manage multiple streaming subscriptions in one app. Local production professionals and students also gain new technical training and employment opportunities.
The details
- More than 25 new original titles are scheduled for release in 2027 alone.
- Prime Video will stream 38 home matches for the Mexico National Team starting September 26.
- Third-party streaming subscriptions expand to Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Paraguay, and Peru.
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Amazon is related to Amazon MGM Studios
Amazon operates Amazon MGM Studios as its film and television production division.
Amazon MGM Studios is a partner of Prime Video
Amazon MGM Studios produces original programming for Prime Video.
Kelly Day is vice president of international at Prime Video within Amazon.
Kelly Day leads Prime Video
Kelly Day leads international operations for Prime Video.
Javiera Balmaceda works at Amazon MGM Studios
Javiera Balmaceda is head of international originals for Latin America, Canada, and Australia at Amazon MGM Studios.
Tomás Tejero works at Amazon
Tomás Tejero is regional lead for Latin America and Canada at Prime Video within Amazon.
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Tomás Tejero leads Prime Video
Tomás Tejero leads Prime Video operations across Latin America and Canada.
Prime Video is a partner of NBA
Prime Video holds an 11-year global agreement to broadcast NBA games across Latin America and other markets.
Prime Video is a partner of BRAVI
Prime Video partners with BRAVI on the Brasil no Set talent initiative in Brazil.
Prime Video is a partner of ICAB
Prime Video collaborates with ICAB on the Brasil no Set audiovisual training program.
Prime Video is a partner of SAE Institute
Prime Video is launching a skills and talent development program with SAE Institute.
Prime Video is related to Mexico
Prime Video announced its Latin America investment in Mexico City and broadcasts sports and original content in Mexico.
Prime Video is related to Brazil
Prime Video produces local originals, streams domestic soccer, and runs training initiatives in Brazil.
Prime Video is related to Argentina
Prime Video produces local originals, broadcasts NBA games, and offers subscription and rental services in Argentina.
Prime Video is related to Colombia
Prime Video is expanding local content production and NBA coverage in Colombia.
Prime Video is related to Chile
Prime Video is investing in local original programming and NBA coverage in Chile.
Prime Video is related to Costa Rica
Prime Video is expanding third-party streaming subscriptions and rentals to Costa Rica.
Prime Video is related to Dominican Republic
Prime Video is launching third-party streaming subscriptions and rentals in the Dominican Republic.
Prime Video is related to Guatemala
Prime Video is launching third-party subscriptions and store purchases in Guatemala.
Prime Video is related to Paraguay
Prime Video is expanding third-party subscriptions and movie rentals into Paraguay.
Prime Video is related to Peru
Prime Video is introducing third-party subscriptions and movie rentals in Peru.
Prime Video is related to Canada
Prime Video regional executive leadership oversees Latin America and Canada.
Amazon MGM Studios is related to Australia
Amazon MGM Studios international originals leadership includes oversight of Australia.
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