The Simpsonthe animated series that marked our personal and cultural lives during the last decades, will no longer be on Star plus, which will disappear as a signalto migrate and be exclusive to the Disney+ streaming platform. Here we tell you the details.
More than 35 years after the debut of The Simpsons on television, the family of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie continues to be the yellow American family that many choose to watch to laugh or empathize.
Although the Simpsons series arrived on the unified Star+ signal in 2020, following the announcement of the closure of the streaming platform, it was announced that the yellow family will be one of the exclusive signals on Disney+.
When will Star+ disappear from Argentina
According to information leaked from the telecommunications company Movistar Chile, the Star+ platform, which is only available for Latin America, will close definitively on June 30.
In this sense, since The Walt Disney Company acquired 21 Century Fox back in 2019, the mega company distributed all the audiovisual content of both on two platforms: Disney Plus and Star Plus. In this way, the elimination of the second will aim to unite them into one and thus attract a greater mass of subscribers to Disney.
“This integration will allow the unmatched strength of our content to be available in a single application, providing an improved and superior experience, and simplified access to subscribers,” explained Diego Lerner, president of the company in Latin America.
How much is Disney+ worth in Argentina?
According to the official site, the streaming service on Disney+ It costs 3,999 pesos per month. Currently, added in combination with Star+, the final price would be 6,399 pesos.
What will happen to all Star+ content after its closure
To alleviate the concerns of users, both television series and movies, as well as original productions on the Star Plus platform They will move to the cousin service Disney Plus.
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