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Tag Archives: Univision
Hispanic TV Upfronts 2017: The Good, the Bad, the Beautiful
May is my favorite month of the year, and not only because it is my birthday, and spring is blooming and all that crap. It is because in addition to the very serious journalistic work I do everyday, I get to attend … Continue reading
Univision and AT&T Present ‘Unlimited Chapo,’ Because Hispanic TV Needs More Stories about Drug Lords
In yet another sign that Hispanic television is determined to “superserve its audience with relevant programming,” Univision Communications has partnered with AT&T to bring us — are you ready? — El Chapo Ilimitado! (Unlimited Chapo,) a weekly Facebook Live series that “serves … Continue reading
Univision Preps Series about El Chapo, Because Drug Lords Bring Good Ratings
It is not a secret that Univision ratings are tanking, and its telenovelas are no longer as popular as they once were. So the gigantic, media company is trying something a bit more risqué: A dramatic series about — what else? — El … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, Language, Latin America, Mexico, Stupid propositions, Telemundo, Univision
Tagged El Chapo, elchaposeries, series, Univision
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Hillary Clinton Does ‘El Gordo y la Flaca,’ Because You Gotta do What you Gotta Do
Hillary Clinton made Hispanic History (i.e. Hispandering) on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016 by showing up at Univision’s long-running El Gordo y la Flaca; declaring Mexican food is her favorite and even getting up to dance salsa with the crew. Alas, … Continue reading
This Bernie Sanders Ad in Spanish Will [Hopefully] Make you Appreciate that Big Salad
In an effort to court Hispanics and — hopefully — make non-Hispanics think hard about what goes in their grande salads and Chipotle salsas, Bernie Sanders will be running a five-minute documentary in Spanish (below.) According to the New York Times (which … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 presidential campaign, Education, Latin America, Mexico, Spanish, Univision
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Mexicans, Spanish, Univision
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Univision Series for ‘Billennials’ Is Mix of Comedy, Drama, Emojis and Plenty of Profanity
In an ongoing effort to pursue millennials (aka good-for-nothings-who-are-obsessed-with-Snapchat) Univision today announced the launch of Tenemos que hablar, a Spanish-language web series that follows “the rocky, and often hilarious, long-distance relationship between 20-year-old Emilia and her boyfriend Bobi, who just … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Latin America, Televisa, Univision, You Tube
Tagged Tenemos que hablar, Univision, univision digital, Univision.com, web series, YouTube
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Don Francisco Makes it to Broadway…. and 168th Street
Mario Kreutzberger (aka Don Francisco) might have lost his job as Univision’s top entertainer, but that doesn’t mean we have to forget about him. ¡No, señor! Thanks to New York City and it’s relentless Mayor, Bill de Blasio, we will soon be able … Continue reading
Jeb Bush Should Send the Proceeds of his $75 ‘Guaca Bowle’ to Columba’s Aunt in Mexico
On this this April 2015 segment, Univision News introduced Hispanics to María Diega Méndez, a lovely old lady who lives in Guanajuato, Mexico and happens to be very poor and very sick. The reason for all the media attention? She is the aunt of Columba [not Columbia, nor … Continue reading
Trump Sends Ramos Back to Univision; Ramos not Helping Make America Great Again
Donald Trump (aka Mexico’s favorite piñata) this evening decided to kick Jorge Ramos out of a press conference, because Ramos wouldn’t sit down nor shut up, which basically means he’s not helping make America great again. ¡Pinche Ramos, pues! Here’s a Vine from … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 presidential campaign, Awkard homages, Education, Language, Latin America, Mexico, Politics, Spanish, Univision
Tagged Donald Trump, Jorge Ramos, Univision
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Univision to Donald Trump: ‘Hasta la Vista, Baby!’
Well, that was fast. Barely five months after Donald Trump announced he was dumping Telemundo to join forces with Univision for the Miss Universe pageant, the Hispanic media giant decided it was just too much to partner with such a … Continue reading
Posted in Latin America, Mexico, Racism, Stupid propositions, Television, Univision, You Tube
Tagged Donald Trump, Hispanic media, Hispanic TV, Miss Universe, Univision
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Netflix Adds Univision, and that Means One thing…
…. Soraya is BAAAAAAAACK! Per a Univision press release: Netflix will now offer many hours of some of the most beloved and highly-rated shows from the Univision classics such as Teresa, Maria la del Barrio, Lo Que La Vida Me … Continue reading
Posted in Language, Latin America, Mexico, Spanish, Televisa, Television, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged Hispanic media, media, netflix, Spanish, telenovelas, Univision
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What do Jorge Ramos and John Oliver Have in Common? U.S. Machines Don’t Understand their Accent
During a brief trip to New York for Upfronts Week, Univision host Jorge Ramos took some time to interview John Oliver. They touched on many serious — and not so serious — topics, including Oliver’s memorable interview with Edward Snowden, which led to the following exchange: Jorge Ramos: Why … Continue reading
Posted in journalism, Latin America, Latin celebrities, New York City, Politics, Univision, You Tube
Tagged Accents, Fusion, John Oliver, Jorge Ramos, Journalism, Univision
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Armed with a Good Pair of ‘Cojones,’ Jorge Ramos Asks Enrique Peña Nieto to Resign
I know this video has been going around for several days now, and that many of you have already seen it, tweeted it, instagramed it, facebooked it, etc. Still, this blog had to make sure this footage also lives here, not only for ‘posterity’ … Continue reading
Posted in Awkard homages, journalism, Latin America, Latin celebrities, Mexico, Politics, Univision, Why I Love Mexico
Tagged Hispanic media, Jorge Ramos, Mexico, Pena Nieto, Time 100, Univision
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What’s this Blogger Supposed to Do without Don Francisco?
What???!!! After 53 years on the air, Univision today confirmed that Sábado Gigante, that weekly extravaganza featuring humor, music, contests and many, many scantily-clad Latinas will end its current cycle on Sept. 19, 2015, to coincide with the end of the 2014-2015 broadcast … Continue reading