Latin American and Spanish Videos Freely Available on the Internet: A Guide to Web Sources

Provides access to fiction series currently broadcasted, complete TV series since the inception of TVE (Spanish state-owned public TV network), and literary adaptions for television.

Features both dramatic and comedy series in Catalan and produced by Spanish Television (TVE)

This website provides full access to all the newsreels produced by this state-controlled service created under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco in Spain. It covers the period 1943-1981. Online videos are searchable by date and keyword. They can also be explored by decade and by tags of popular topics. Once a video is played, individual segments can be directly selected. A brief textual description of its content is provided. Videos can be shared via social media platforms. Created by Filmoteca Española and RTVE (Spanish Radio and Television Corporation).

Series that tells the stories of a group of gay men in the city of Valencia, Spain.

Series that follows the lives of a group of friends in a marginal neighborhood in Seville, Spain.

Animated Spanish web series. The main character is a “Niña Repelente” (Obnoxious Girl). Series set in Andalucia, Spain. Further review information about the series: Niña Repelente

This short film trilogy explores the idiosyncrasy of the city of Seville (Spain) through stereotypical characters reflecting different social classes and urban tribes.

Features lecture videos and audio files related to Latino culture and heritage. Series included in the Forum Network, "a PBS and NPR public media service in collaboration with public stations and community partners across the United States".