The U.S.-based streaming platform HBO Max is now available to users in Latin America and the Caribbean as it expands its services.
HBO Max is committed to producing 100 local originals in Latin America over the next two years, according to a press release from the company.
"Over our first year since launch, fans in the U.S. have chosen HBO Max as one of their favorite streaming platforms. With (this) launch, we are introducing our global platform and providing a brand new user experience to millions of fans across Latin America and the Caribbean. There couldn’t be a better place to begin our global journey, as WarnerMedia has been a favorite and trusted source for compelling and entertaining content for the whole family," Johannes Larcher, head of HBO Max International said.
Soccer fans in Mexico and Brazil will have the opportunity to watch UEFA Champions League matches through HBO Max later this year.
Latin Americans who subscribe on hbomax.com by July 31 will receive a 50% discount off the regular monthly plan for as long as their subscription continues uninterrupted, the release said.
HBO Max offers a variety of shows and entertainment including movies, series, documentaries, reality shows and productions for adults and children.
The streaming service also has classics to watch on demand including Friends, Harry Potter, Games of Thrones and Looney Tunes.
HBO Max also includes original productions from Latin America featuring local creators and talents, as well as renowned titles from countries around the world.
"The big day has finally arrived, and we couldn’t be more thrilled," Luis Durán, General Manager of HBO Max for Latin America said. "HBO Max launches in our region with an unprecedented offer rewarding our first wave of subscribers and sure to delight our fans by making our collection of movies and TV series more accessible and more affordable than ever before."