In a move underscoring the rising demand for Latino-focused storytelling, The Mediapro Studio U.S. & Canada and Telemundo Studios have sealed a strategic alliance to jointly develop and produce original films for Hispanic audiences in the U.S. and worldwide.
The deal expands on a relationship that already includes the upcoming feature “Atrápelo quien pueda” and creates a framework for long-term collaboration between two of the biggest players in international production and Spanish-language entertainment.
The partners aim to deliver a steady pipeline of films that reflect the voices, experiences and aspirations of Hispanic communities.
“This collaboration is an exciting step in our mission to produce globally relevant stories with strong local impact,” said J.C. Acosta, head of The Mediapro Studio U.S. & Canada.
“We are thrilled to partner with Telemundo, a trusted leader in Spanish-language media, to create groundbreaking content that resonates deeply with Hispanic audiences in the U.S. and beyond.”
For Telemundo Studios, the pact builds on its core mandate of expanding Latino representation on screen. “Together, we will create content that amplifies and reflects Latino voices, while continuing to set new standards for top level production in the industry,” said Javier Pons, chief content officer and head of Telemundo Studios.
The deal aligns The Mediapro’s track record of global hits such as ‘The Head,’ “Iosi, the Regretful Spy” “Las Bravas” Season 2, “Consuelo” Season 2, “Intercambiadas” and breakout Mexican movie “Mesa de regalos,” with Telemundo’s own decades-long production expertise and its reach across broadcast, pay TV and streaming platforms.
Coming together, both companies are positioning themselves to capture a fast-growing demographic that represents a vital part of the U.S. media landscape.
The partnership will launch with a slate of projects already in development, with further announcements expected in the coming months.
Beyond features, the deal also signals opportunities for cross-platform storytelling that can travel across borders and formats.
As competition for Hispanic audiences intensifies among streamers and networks, the Mediapro-Telemundo alliance reflects a broader industry trend: Major players doubling down on culturally resonant content designed not only for Latino viewers in the U.S. but for global markets hungry for diverse stories.