Streaming in Latin America: Brazil, Mexico and beyond

By Daniel Cuby and Shaya Ruben · Updated November 11, 2026

Latin America has one of the most complete line-ups of international streaming services anywhere outside the US: six of the nine big services we track have a catalogue in each of the five countries below. But who's biggest isn't the same everywhere, and the gap between the top services is small. Here's what the market looks like, based on the catalogue data we collect every day. These figures are from November 11, 2026.

Netflix leads in Brazil and Mexico, Prime Video in the south

In Brazil and Mexico, Netflix has the biggest catalogue. In Argentina, Colombia and Chile, Prime Video is narrowly ahead. The two are always within a few thousand titles of each other, and in Argentina, Colombia and Chile the gap is 150 titles or fewer.

CountryNetflixPrime VideoMaxDisney+Paramount+
Brazil8,5556,0533,5963,278609
Mexico8,4337,2113,8413,478622
Argentina8,4018,5253,8483,465622
Colombia8,3728,4473,8443,457623
Chile8,3738,5233,8473,459623

Movies and TV shows included with a subscription, November 11, 2026. Apple TV is also available in all five, with about 340 titles.

Max and Disney+ are unusually strong here

Max has about 3,600 to 3,850 titles across these countries, and Disney+ about 3,300 to 3,500. That's far bigger than either service's catalogue in many other parts of the world. In the UK, for example, Max has about 1,700 titles. Latin America is one of the few regions where Max is a real alternative to Netflix and Prime Video rather than a small add-on.

Brazil is a little different from its neighbours

Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Chile have almost identical catalogues for Max, Disney+ and Paramount+, which suggests those services license Spanish-speaking Latin America as one region. Brazil, where the language is Portuguese, has a separate and slightly smaller set: about 3,600 titles on Max and about 3,280 on Disney+. Brazil's Prime Video is also the smallest of the five, at about 6,050 titles.

What's missing

Hulu, Peacock and Starz have no catalogue in any of these countries in our data. Shows made for those services are often licensed to another service in the region instead, so a series that's on Hulu in the US may be on Disney+ or Prime Video here. Searching the title on FlickFinder shows exactly where.

Tips

FlickFinder is also available in Spanish and in Portuguese.

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