Latino Public Broadcasting Announces ‘Voces’ Series For Fall 2006.

Latino Public Broadcasting announced a new 13-week programming series Voces, that will be seen on public television stations throughout the country starting Fall 2006. Each week, Voces will feature fascinating programming of varying genres – everything from exuberant musical specials to serious-minded documentaries such as Bronze Screen; the engaging, entertaining, and largely untold story of the history of Latinos in the Hollywood motion picture industry.

“With a commitment to feeding the imagination and curiosity of all Americans, Voces will give expression to the millions of Latino voices that spring from the heartland of the United States and Latin America,” said Luca Bentivoglio, Executive Director, Latino Public Broadcasting.

Edward James Olmos, one of the most respected and trusted names in entertainment and Latino Public Broadcasting’s current Chairman, will introduce the programs. Mr. Olmos brings to the series a special connection to Latino audiences as well as name recognition among the general public.

Sponsorship of the Voces series is available exclusively through DMG Marketing Solutions for companies who want to associate themselves with the high standards of public television and the influential Latino American community.

“We have chosen DMG Marketing Solutions to be our exclusive marketing representatives because of their proven success and high-level contacts in the U.S. Hispanic market. With PBS’s changes in commercial guidelines, we can now provide national advertisers a unique opportunity to associate with high-quality, relevant programming in a first-class editorial environment,” said Bentivoglio.

“We are honored to be able to offer this unique opportunity to reach the more acculturated, English-dominant Hispanic market that everyone is after. Voces will be seen on public television stations throughout the country, creating a truly national broad-based platform for our sponsors,” said Jose Del Cueto, President, DMG Marketing Solutions.

LPB is a non-profit organization that supports the development, production, acquisition and distribution of educational and entertaining television that is representative of Latino culture, and addresses issues of particular interest to Latino Americans.

DMG is a business development firm with over twenty years of experience in the U.S. Hispanic market. DMG is the premiere national source of business development solutions for media, marketing and entertainment companies seeking to increase their sales and create new revenue streams

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