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iQiyi expands content distribution to Spanish-speaking markets – Digital TV Europe

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Chinese streaming service iQiyi has announced plans to bring its original content to Spanish-speaking regions.

The company said that dramas such as Light On Theater will be released  with Spanish dubbing via 11 US, Latin American and Spanish TV channels in Spanish-speaking regions, including Toku, UltraFilm, Epic Network and Top Cine.

Highlighted content includes Kidnapping Game, Crimson River, Sisyphus, The Long Night, Burning Ice, Meet Me @ 1006, Original Sin, The City of Chaos, and The Listener.

This is the latest geographical expansion for the Chinese platform’s content, with its originals having previously been released across North America, Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea, and other markets. More than 1,500 episodes of iQIYI C-content received the copyright to distribute overseas in 2021. 

Alice Leung, general manager of International Distribution of iQIYI, said: “iQIYI is dedicated to producing quality content that meets the diverse and ever-changing demands of our audience. Over the past few years, we are pleased to see the original series we released overseas generating much enthusiasm among local users. Going forward, we will continue to introduce quality original C-content to the overseas market as we see a rising demand.”

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