The Walt Disney Company Latin America is one of The Walt Disney Company's international divisions. It has offices in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, United States, and Venezuela.
The company owns and operates the Brazil and Latin American Spanish versions of Disney Channel, Disney XD, Disney Jr., Fox Networks Group, ESPN, and Radio Disney. The Walt Disney Company Latin America also produces content as well with other media companies.
Divisions[]
TV Channels[]
- Disney Channel
- Disney Junior (formerly Playhouse Disney Channel, no longer available as a dedicated channel in Brazil)
- ESPN
- Latin America: ESPN+, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, ESPN 4
- Brazil: ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, ESPN 4, ESPN Extra
- Fox Sports (except in Mexico and Argentina)
- Latin America: Fox Sports 2, Fox Sports 3 and Fox Sports Premium
- Brazil: Fox Sports 2
- Star Channel (formerly Fox Channel)
- FX
- Cinecanal
- National Geographic
- Baby TV
- Rede Telecine (with Globo, Universal Pictures, Paramount Pictures and MGM)
- Telecine Premium
- Telecine Action
- Telecine Touch
- Telecine Fun
- Telecine Pipoca
- Telecine Cult
- Megapix
Former channels[]
- Disney XD (formerly Jetix; ceased operations on March 31st, 2022)
- Disney Junior Brazil (ceased operations on March 31st, 2022)
- FXM Latin America (ceased operations on March 31st, 2022)
- National Geographic Wild (ceased operations on March 31st, 2022)
- Nat Geo Kids (ceased operations on March 31st, 2022)
- Star Life (formerly Fox Life; ceased operations on March 31st, 2022, with its Brazilian version replaced with Cinecanal)
- Star Premium (formerly Fox Premium; ceased operations on January 31st, 2022)
- Latin America and Caribbean
- Star Action
- Star Comedy
- Star Hits
- Star Fun
- Star Cinema
- Star Classics
- Star Series
- Brazil
- Star Hits
- Star Hits 2
- Latin America and Caribbean
Streaming Services[]
Radio networks and stations[]
- Radio Disney Latin America
- LRL301 Radio Disney (4.75%; shares owned by The Walt Disney Company Argentina).[1]
- Radio Disney Brazil
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