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The Walt Disney Company Latin America

The Walt Disney Company Latin America is one of The Walt Disney Company's international divisions. It is responsible for the Disney brand and its businesses throughout the region. It has offices in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Miami.[3]

Trade name

Disney Latino

Subsidiary

Media conglomerate

1943 (1943)

Walt Disney

Pilar
,
Argentina

Diego Lerner (President)
  • Maitena de Amorrortu (Vice President)
  • Cristina Giosa (Chief Marketing Officer)

The Walt Disney Company

Disney Entertainment

The Walt Disney Company Argentina
Rede Telecine (12.5%)

disneylatino.com (Latin America region)
disney.com.br (Brazilian region)

The company owns and operates the Latin American versions of Disney Channel, Disney Junior, ESPN and Radio Disney. The Walt Disney Company Latin America also produces content as well with other media companies.

(30%)

Patagonik Film Group

(formerly Buena Vista International Latín America)

Star Distribution

Star Original Productions (formerly Buena Vista Original Productions (2019–2021) and Fox Producciones Originales (2015–2021))

(formerly Playhouse Disney)[7] – closed on April 1, 2022[11]

Disney Junior Brazil

(formerly Fox Kids; later Jetix) – closed on April 1, 2022[12]

Disney XD

Fox Sports Latin America

ESPN

– sold to Mediapro in 2022

Fox Sports Argentina

– sold to Grupo Multimedia Lauman in 2021

Fox Sports Mexico

FXM Latin America – closed on April 1, 2022

[12]

– closed on April 1, 2022[12]

Nat Geo Wild

– closed on April 1, 2022

Nat Geo Kids

– sold to Paramount Networks Americas owned by Paramount Global in 2021

TeleColombia

– retired and replaced by Star Distribution in early 2022

Buena Vista International Latin America

– renamed to Star Original Productions on May 19, 2021

Buena Vista Original Productions

- became dormant in late 2023 as Disney discontinued physical home media distribution in Latin American markets

Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment Latin America

(formerly Fox Life) – closed on April 1, 2022,[12] replaced by Cinecanal (for Brazil)[11]

Star Life

Star Premium

DisneyLatino.com

Disney.com.br

ESPNDeportes.com

The Walt Disney Company

Official YouTube Account