Comcast Corporation has announced that it will offer special programming for its Comcast On Demand service subscribers in the Hispanic Heritage Month celebration from September 15 to October 15.
Comcast will deliver new programming to its digital cable subscribers with On Demand service in English and in Spanish language and also provide dual audio on several of its new movies allowing customers to choose between English and Spanish language.
Comcast’s Hispanic Heritage Month programming includes:
Music video choices by artists like Shakira, Paulina Rubio and Daddy Yankee
CineLatino movies such as “Kilómetro 31” and “México México ra ra ra”
CNN Interviews with Eva Longoria, George Lopez, Lissette Alvarez and others
“Fast & Furious” in September – Dual Audio Movie Titles
“Hannah Montana” HD in October – Dual Audio Movie Titles
HBO Latino’s “Epitafios: Season 2” will premiere on demand and is also available on HD
HBO PPV Boxing: “Mayweather vs. Marquez” – September 19th
IN Demand movies featuring Oscar-winning actors, Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, including “No Country for Old Men”, “Open Your Eyes”, “Bandidas”, and more
Univision hit shows such as “Cristina” and “¡Viva el Sueño!”
“Xmen Origins: Wolverine” HD in September – Dual Audio Movie Titles
David L. Cohen, Executive Vice President, Comcast Corporation said: “Comcast has had a longstanding commitment to Hispanic communities, and we are proud to provide our customers with a wide array of programming in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.”
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