Comcast’s FreePass Latino Has Over 1,000 Hours of Binge Worthy Entertainment!

October 18, 2018

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Comcast FreePass Latino Comcast has done it again! Last week I attended an event at their Silicon Valley Innovation Center, to learn more about Comcast’s FreePass Latino. You ready?!

WHAT’S THAT?!

FreePass Latino is a bicultural viewing event that gives Xfinity TV customers access to English and Spanish titles on X1 at no additional cost. It’s taking place now until October 28th.

During FreePass Latino; customers will have access to more than 1,000 hours of entertainment, including movies, TV series, telenovelas and children’s shows. ESO!

Xfinity X1 customers have easy access to FreePass Latino’s exciting content by saying “FreePass Latino” into the X1 Voice Remote. (I love my X1 voice remote. It’s the only bilingual remote on the market!) FreePass Latino can also be quickly accessed by navigating to the Latino destination within Xfinity On Demand.

Customers (like me!) can enjoy FreePass Latino on our devices in the home, or on the go, via the Xfinity Stream app or web portal, or by visiting https://my.xfinity.com/latino.

While at Comcast’s Silicon Valley Innovation Center, we participated in a conference call with Millie Zdziebkowski, Comcast’s Senior Director Of Multicultural Services. “We’ve created the best viewing experience for our Latino customers on Xfinity X1. FreePass Latino not only offers a great way for our customers to catch up on the best of Latino television, but also gives them an opportunity to discover new shows and movies or re-watch some of their all-time favorites.”

FREEPASS LATINO INCLUDES

• Blockbuster Films from Latin America and the U.S:

U.S. premiere of Macho starring Miguel Rodarte, Estar y no Estar, and Cuatro Estaciones en la Habana from Cinelatino, ViendoMovies’ Amor de Mis Amoresfrom acclaimed Mexican filmmaker Manolo Caro, Mole de Olla and Mexican Gangster, The Amazing Spiderman, and Evil Dead on CineSony.

• Hit TV Series:

FUSE’s Hip-Hop Houdini, season 4 of El Rey Network’s Lucha Underground, Universo’s Season 7 of Larrymania, HBO Latino® drama series Sr. Avila, Entre Nos, and more; plus Caracol TV’s popular competition reality show Desafio Super Humanos XV, and Univision’s Nuestra Belleza Latina, and Mi Marido Tiene Mas Familia.

• Telenovelas:

La Hija del Mariachi and Hilo de Sangre Azul from RCN Nuestra Tele; Caracol’s La Ronca de Oro, Pasiones’ Elif and Univision’s La Piloto (Season2), and more. (Speaking of telenovelas, I recommend La Casa De Las Flores, on Netflix! I recently binge watched it with my Prima, we both enjoyed it.)

• Music Specials from Music Choice:

featuring Colombian artist J. Balvin; Bad Bunny and IZAAK of the show PRIMED, and an extensive music list from all genres.

• Kids & Family Programs:

BabyFirst en Español’s Cantando con la Pandillade Colores, GooGoo, Peekaboo, VacabuLarry-O and Petey Paintbrush; Vme Kids offers fun educational shows such as Plaza Sesamo and Insectos Investigadores, Pororo, plus newly launched in Spanish On Demand, Kids Central’s popular series, Blinky Bill, Vic the Viking, and much more.

For more details on Xfinity FreePass Latino, including the full programming list, please visit my.xfinity.com/latino. Customers can join the conversation on https://twitter.com/XfinityLatino using the hashtag #FreePassLatino. For more information on the Xfinity Latino Entertainment Channel, Latino packages and Xfinity On Demand, please visit:https://www.xfinity.com/latino/packages.