The following is a list of Spanish-language television networks in the United States. As of 2026, the largest Hispanic/Latino television audiences in the U.S. are in California (Los Angeles, Bakersfield, San Diego, Sacramento, San Francisco area), New York (New York City), Washington, D.C., Florida (Miami area, Orlando, Tampa/St. Petersburg area), Texas (Houston, Dallas, Austin, Ft. Worth, San Antonio, Rio Grande Valley), Illinois (Chicago), Georgia (Atlanta), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), Colorado (Denver), Utah (Salt Lake City), Ohio (Cleveland, Columbus), Indiana (Indianapolis), Massachusetts (Boston), Connecticut (Hartford), Minnesota (Minneapolis/St. Paul), Wisconsin (Milwaukee), Louisiana (New Orleans), Tennessee (Nashville), Michigan (Detroit) North Carolina (Raleigh/Durham), Virginia (Richmond), Nevada (Las Vegas), and Arizona (Phoenix).

Major networks TV network Founded Owner % of U.S. households reached # of households viewable # of Full-power affiliates # of Low-power/Class-A affiliates and transmitters Univision 1987 TelevisaUnivision 49% 94,100,000 62 26 Estrella TV 2009 MediaCo (owned by HPS Investment Partners & Standard General) 46% 64,232,000 38 29 Telemundo 1984 NBCUniversal 61.6% 192,476,422 54 46

Specialty networks Title Launch date Owner Notes 3ABN Latino 2003 Three Angels Broadcasting Network 24 Horas 1997 Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) Available in Puerto Rico on ABC affiliated station WORA América Tevé 1995 America CV Network Antena 3 Internacional 1996 AtresmediaThe international version of the spanish channel Almavision 2002 Almavision Hispanic Network América Internacional Plural TV Aplauso 2019 Olympusat Inc. Atrescine 2018 Atresmedia Atreseries 2015 Atresmedia The international version of the spanish channel of the same name. The international version launched before the spanish channel Bandamax 1996 TelevisaUnivision Beat Box 2016 Megacable BeIN Sports en Español 2012 beIN Media Group BeIN Sports Xtra en Español 2019 beIN Media Group Available on OTA affiliates Canal 6 1968 Grupo Multimedios Canal 22 Internacional 2004 Secretariat of Culture Canal Once 1959 Instituto Politécnico Nacional Canal SUR 1992 SUR, LLC Caracol Internacional 2003 Caracol Televisión CentroAmerica TV 2004 Hemisphere Media Group CGTN Spanish 2007 China Central Television CNN en Español 1997 Skydance Corporation Cinema Dinamita 2013 América Móvil Cinemáx 2001 Skydance Corporation Spanish-language premium television channel that broadcasts movies dubbed in spanish Cine Estelar 2012 Carlos Vasallo Cinelatino 1993 MVS Comunicaciones Cine Mexicano 2005 Olympusat Inc. Cine Nostalgia 2011 Carlos Vasallo Clan 2005 Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) Cubamax TV Available on Dish Network channel 851 Cubaplay+ 2011 Olympusat Inc. Cubavisión International 1986 ICRT Daystar Español 2025 Daystar Television Network De Película 1991 TelevisaUnivision Movie channel that has a classic version De Película Clásico 1994 TelevisaUnivision Classic version of De Película Discovery en Español 1998 Skydance Corporation Discovery Familia 2007 Skydance Corporation Dominican View Supercanal, S.A. Ecuador TV International 2007 Ecuavisa International EJTV 2000 TBN Enlace USA El Trece Internacional 2009 Artear International feed of El Trece ESNE TV 2002 El Sembrador Ministries Estrella News 2021 Estrella TV Available on Estrella TV affiliates ESPN Deportes 2004 The Walt Disney Company Esperanza TV 2003 Hope Channel EWTN Español 2023 EWTN Fox Deportes 1997 Fox Corporation Galavisión 1979 TelevisaUnivision Gran Cine 2008 Olympusat Inc. HBO Latino 2000 Skydance Corporation Spanish-language premium television channel HITN TV 1983 Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network History en Español 2004 The Walt Disney Company(50%) Hearst Communications(50%)(A&E Networks) Hogar de HGTV 2020 Skydance Corporation ¡Hola! TV Atresmedia HTV 1995 Skydance Corporation Ingles Para Todos 2018 2042 Media Inmigrante TV 2010 Manuel Solis La 1 1956 Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) La 2 1966 Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) Las Estrellas Internacional 1988 TelevisaUnivision LATV 2007 LATV Networks Bilingual English/Spanish Maríavisión 1993 Mexicanal 2005 Castalia Communications, Innokap Meganoticias MX 1990 Megacable Mega TV 2006 Spanish Broadcasting System MTV Tres 1998 Skydance Corporation MiCasa Network Milenio Televisión 2008 Grupo Multimedios Mira TV Multimedios Televisión Grupo Multimedios Nat Geo Mundo 2011 The Walt Disney Company Spanish-Language version of National Geographic Newsmax en Español 2024 Newsmax Media NTN24 2008 RCN Televisión Nuestra Visión 2017 América Móvil N+ Foro 2010 TelevisaUnivision Univision’s news network Novelisima 2021 Pasiones 2008 Hemisphere Media Group Perú Mágico 2004 Movistar TV (Media Networks Latin America) Playboy TV en Español Aylo PPV PX Sports 2011 Real Madrid TV 1999 Real Madrid CF RCN Novelas 2009 RCN Televisión RCN Nuestra Tele 2003 RCN Televisión Semillitas 2007 SOMOSTV ¡Sorpresa! 2003 Olympusat Inc. Sony Cine 2012 Sony Pictures Television Spanish-language version of Sony Movies Star TVE 2015 Radiotelevisión Española Starz Encore Español 2011 Lionsgate Television (Starz Inc.) Super Canal 2000 Supercanal, S.A. SUR Perú 2005 SUR, LLC Tarima 2013 SPLEX One TBN Enlace USA 2002 Trinity Broadcasting Network TC Internacional 2021 Comunica EP, CAEC Televisión TDV 2007 V-Me Media TeleCentro 2008 Albavisión Teledeporte 1994 Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) TeleFórmula 2000 Radio Fórmula Tele El Salvador Supercanal, S.A. Telemicro Internacional 2016 Hemisphere Media Group Tele N 2014 Olympusat Inc. Telefe Internacional 2000 Skydance Corporation TeleHit 1993 TelevisaUnivision TeleHit Música 1993 TelevisaUnivision TeleXitos 2012 NBCUniversal Teleritmo Grupo Multimedios TeLe-Romántica 2012 Telesur 2005 SiBCI Telemicro Internacional 2016 Hemisphere Media Group Televisión Dominicana 2000 Hemisphere Media Group Tele Vida Abundante 1985 Centro Christiano Vida Abundante Teveo 2013 America CV Network Todo Noticias 1993 Clarín Group TUDN 2012 TelevisaUnivision Univision’s sports network TV Chile 1989 Televisión Nacional de Chile TVE Internacional 1989 Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE) International feed of TVE TV Perú Internacional 2017 Ministerio de Cultura TV Venezuela 2006 Also known as TVV TyC Sports 1994 Torneos y Competencias/Clárin Group Ultra HD Plex 2012 Olympusat Inc. 12 Spanish-language premium channels UniMás 2013 TelevisaUnivision Sister TV network to Univision Universo 2015 NBCUniversal Began as GEMS Television in 1993 and Mun2 in 2005 Univision Tlnovelas 2012 TelevisaUnivision VePlusVideo Rola 1998 Megacable Video Rola Plus 2014 Megacable ViendoMovies 2006 SOMOSTV Vision Latina 2022 Iglesia Universal V-me 2007 V-Me Media Vme Kids 2010 V-Me Media V-me’s Kids channel WAPA America 2004 Hemisphere Media Group (WAPA Media Group) WAPA Deportes 2004 Hemisphere Media Group (WAPA Media Group) Win+ Fútbol 2020 DirecTV, RCN Televisión Sports channel owned by DirecTV And RCN Televisión

Defunct networks Title Year est. Year ceased Notes América CV 2007 2015 Began as CaribeVisiòn in 2007; rebranded CV Network in 2009 Azteca América 2001 2022 Azteca name and branding was licensed from TV Azteca and Grupo Salinas. GEMS Television 1993 2001 Currently Universo Hispanic Television Network 2000 2003 LAT TV 2006 2008 La Familia 1994 2015 La Familia Cosmovision 1979 2014 MundoFox 2012 2015 Became MundoMax in 2015 MundoMax 2015 2016 NuvoTV 2004 2015 NetSpan 1984 1987 Became Telemundo circa 1987 Spanish International Network 1962 1987 Became Univision circa 1987 Soi TV 2011 2013 TeleFutura 2002 2013 became UniMás on January 7, 2013 TuVisión 2007 2009 VasalloVision 2009 2012

See also List of Spanish-language newspapers published in the United States List of Spanish-language magazines in the United States :Category:Spanish-language radio in the United States

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External links Hispanic Television Summit, annual industry conference in USA