Get Ready to Binge Latinx Style With FreePass Latino

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A few weeks ago I attended the closing party of the San Francisco Latino Film Festival hosted by Xfinity. In addition to celebrating the success of the festival and films presented, I got to learn about FreePass Latino. 

In all honesty, I had never heard of FreePass Latino before. Here’s what I learned: 

What is FreePass Latino? 

It is a bicultural viewing event that gives Xfinity TV customers access to over 1,000 hours of English and Spanish entertainment including movies, TV series, telenovelas and children’s shows on X1 and across devices at no additional cost. 

When is FreePass Latino 2018 happening? 

It’s going down October 15-28.

How do you access FreePass Latino? 

Xfinity X1 customers can access the curated content by saying “Free Pass Latino” into the X1 Voice Remote – which, by the way, is a better listener than my husband – or by navigating to the Latino destination within Xfinity On Demand.

What can you find on FreePass Latino 2018?

• Blockbuster films from across Latin America and the U.S. like: 
  • “Macho” starring Miguel Rodarte
  • “Esar y no Estar”
  • “Cuatro en la Habana” from Cinelatino
• Hit TV series like: 
  • “Hip-Hop Houdini”
  • “Lucha Underground”
  • “Sr. Avila”
• Telenovelas GALORE like: 
  • “La Hija del Mariachi”
  • “Hilo de Sangre Azul”
  • “La Ronca de Oro”
• Music specials like: 
  • Music Choice featuring J.Balvin
  • Band Bunny and IZAAK from the show “PRIMED”
• Kids and family programming like:
  • “Cantando con la Pandilla de Colores” 
  • “GooGoo”
  • “Peekaboo”
  • “Plaza Sesamo”
  • “Blinky Bill” 

Do you have to be Latino/a/x to access the content on FreePass Latino? 

Of course NOT! But you do have to be an Xfinity X1 customer to access the content available from Oct. 15-28. 

For more details on Xfinity FreePass Latino visit, please visit my.xfinity.com/latino. Customers can join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #FreePassLatino.  For more information visit Xfinity Latino.