Univision Communications, a media company serving Hispanic America, and Bedrocket, a specialist in digital programming and innovation, have official launched Flama – its fully dedicated over-the-top network providing premium English-language video programming for 15 – 30 year olds who are inspired and entertained by the Latin culture that is influencing today’s younger generation.

Flama features established and emerging stars across comedy, music, sports and lifestyle verticals. In support of the exploding Latino creative community, Flama is a network for discovering and sharing original and curated video. It is dedicated to providing access to talent and stories made by, for and with Hispanic millennials.

“Flama is working with talent and storytellers that connect with young Hispanics through a shared experience, a point of view, and sometimes simply a passion for llamas,” said Steven Benanav, general manager of Flama. “We’ve created a network for our audience to discover and share great programming that includes original series and the best curated material from the Internet.”

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