Billboard Español TV heads to Prime Video with new shows from Bad Bunny, Carín León and Gloria Estefan
Bad Bunny, Carín León and Gloria Estefan lead a new run of series for Billboard Español TV as the channel expands to Amazon Prime Video.
Billboard announced the expansion on 8 Oct, according to Billboard. The channel is free to watch in the United States. No subscription is needed.
Billboard Español TV is a FAST channel, free ad-supported streaming television that viewers can watch without paying, from Billboard and Fuse Media. It is a 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week destination for Latin music and Spanish-language pop culture. Its arrival on Prime Video widens its free reach in the US.
The channel is also available on HP TV Plus, LiveTVx, Orka TV, Plex and Fuse+. That gives viewers several free routes to the same service. Prime Video is the newest addition to that list.
The expanded programming slate adds six strands: Billboard En Conversación, Billboard Presenta, Saliendo Con, 24 Horas Con, Billboard Chart Historia and Billboard News Entrevista. The shows feature Bad Bunny, Carín León and Estefan, alongside Alejandro Sanz, Los Tigres del Norte, Carlos Vives, Myke Towers, Natti Natasha, Romeo Santos and Prince Royce.
New episodes with Laura Pausini, Maluma and Tokischa are set for November. Cafecito Con, hosted by Billboard associate editor Jessica Roiz, will also make its FAST premiere on the channel.
Billboard has organised its exclusives into a daily block from 7 to 9 p.m. ET / 4 to 6 p.m. PT. That two-hour window will carry Billboard interviews and chart programming in Spanish.
The channel was first announced in March as a Spanish-language music and culture service celebrating music in Spanish. It was initially slated to launch in the second quarter of 2026, with chart highlights, artist profiles and analysis of English- and Spanish-language hits, plus programming spotlighting emerging Latin American talent. Billboard said at the time that the channel complements Fuse Media’s growing FAST portfolio by offering advertisers a clearly defined audience.
For fans, this means a favourite interview or chart show is easier to find without a pay-TV package. Open a supported free app, head to the channel, and watch. The November episodes add the next date to note.
