English Lingo Latino Net Enters into Deal with Sony TV Latin America
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Los Angeles, CA – Sí TV, the only U.S. English-language Latino network, has initiated its international program syndication efforts with the distribution of its steamy talk show, The Rub, to over 20 countries in Latin America via a distribution agreement with Sony Entertainment Television (SET) Latin America, announced Jeff Valdez, Sí TV’s chairman and co-founder. The innovative talk show that tackles sensitive issues about sex and relationships began airing on November 12th in prime time on Sony at 9:00 pm in Argentina and at 8:00 pm in other major markets.
The Rub, hosted by Diego Varas, Kristina Guerrero, Kerri Kasem, and Sam Sarpong features candid talk about anything and everything related to sex, love, and relationships. Seasons one and two of The Rub, a total of 40 episodes, will be subtitled in Spanish and Portuguese and will be broadcast in over 20 countries including Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean Basin (excluding Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands).
“We are very excited about premiering our first international series on Latin America’s leading pan-regional network,” said Leo Perez, Sí TV’s Chief Operating Officer. “The Rub was our number one show in VOD testing this year and we're confident that Latin American viewers, like their American counterparts, will enthusiastically embrace The Rub.”
“The viewers of Sony Entertainment Television Latin America have come to expect the best and most innovative U.S. programming,” said Jesus Torres, Sony’s Vice President and General Manager. “The Rub has a unique programming edge with the universal appeal that will enhance our leadership position in the market.”
Sony Entertainment Television (SET), the leading 24-hour general entertainment network in Latin America, is part of Sony Pictures Television International's (SPTI) diverse portfolio of approximately 40 global networks. SPTI is a Sony Pictures Entertainment company.
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