100+ Classic Films from Golden Age of Mexican Cinema to Stream for Free

Canela.TV is making more than 100 films from the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema available exclusively on its platform. On Thursday (June 13), the films will start streaming for free under the platform’s new “Cine de Oro” collection with more being released throughout the year after being restored to high definition.

Canela TV presentará gratis más de 100 películas de la época de Oro del Cine Mexicano

Más de 100 películas mexicanas estarán disponibles de forma gratuita en Canela.TV en la colección “Cine de Oro”.
La lista inicial de títulos que estarán disponibles incluye “Me he de comer esa tuna” (1945), protagonizada por Jorge Negrete, “La devoradora” (1946), con María Félix, “Escuela de Vagabundos” (1955) con Pedro Infante y “Lo que le pasó a Sansón” (1955), protagonizada por el comediante Tin Tan.

Canela Media partners with WBD Conexión Latina

Canela Media, the Hispanic multicultural media company, has announced a partnership with Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) Conexión Latina adding over 16 million monthly US Hispanic adults to increase Canela Media’s scale to over 45 million monthly uniques across its portfolio, and reaching over 40 per cent of the bilingual US Hispanic population.

Canela Partners with WBD

Canela Media has announced a strategic partnership with WBD Conexión Latina, adding over 16 million monthly U.S. Hispanic adults to its reach — totalling over 40 percent of the bilingual U.S. Hispanic population.