Tubi will launch its free, ad-supported streaming service in Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Panama, joining its current offering in Mexico (where the AVOD platform debuts in 2020).

Tubi’s Spanish-language lineup in the region will include films including “The Green Hornet,” “Hellboy,” “The Social Network,” “American Psycho,” “Grill Gang,” “Snatch,” “Chopper,” “The Hook” “, “Others”, “Rabbit”, “The Legend of Zorro”, “Obsessed” and “Labamba”. Upcoming TV series will include TV series “Señorita Pólvora”, “LA’s Finest” and “Masters of Sex”.

In addition, regionally produced series will soon be available on Tubi’s Latin American service, including “Bienvenida Realidad,” “Atrapada,” and “El Sexo Débil” in Mexico, as well as local versions of “Nanny,” “Bewitched,” and more. and “marrying with children”.

In Mexico, Tubi saw a 60% increase in total viewing time and a 40% year-over-year increase in total viewers. Tubi is the free streaming hub of Mexico’s TV Azteca, one of the largest Spanish-language content producers in the world.

“We are excited to launch our platform in these five Latin American countries, bringing audiences locally produced content, Spanish-language favorites, and Hollywood movies,” said Adam Levinson, Tubi’s Chief Content Officer. “Following Tubi’s huge success in Mexico, we are eager to expand deeper into Latin America, which has seen tremendous growth in such a short period of time.”

In addition to LG TVs, Samsung TVs, Microsoft Store on Windows, VIDAA Smart OS on Hisense TVs, and Amazon Fire TV Stick, Tubi is also available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, as well as Google TV and other Android TV OS devices. Country devices and Roku TVs and players. Tubi can also be streamed on the web.

In the United States, Tubi provides free access to over 40,000 movies and TV shows and more than 150 local and live news, sports, and entertainment channels. Fox Corp. acquired Tubi for $440 million in 2020.