AIM Tell-A-Vision Goes For 3rd Consecutive Imagen Award.

AIM Tell-A-Vision, back-to-back winners of the Imagen Award for the Best Informational Program, goes for its third consecutive title with it recent nomination for the prestigious award. This year, AIM Tell-A-Vision’s American Latino TV and LatiNation are competing against each other in the same category.

American Latino TV (ALTV) recently announced a “firm go” for a second season with renewals in key U.S. markets. American Latino continues to target the largest untapped and underserved market today: the young, increasingly affluent and influential U.S.-born Latino.

“It is an honor to be recognized with a nomination for our work in informing Latinos and non-Latinos about our history, our culture and our contributions to society,” states Sylvia A. Martinez, head writer of American Latino TV. “Our staff is extremely talented and dedicated and it’s wonderful to receive such acknowledgement from the Imagen Foundation for doing what we love to do.”

AIM Tell-A-Vision’s second weekly program, LatiNation, received the nomination in its first season. The rapidly growing program is distributed via a growing list of broadcasters in almost 50 million homes and is the first English-language Latino program that is laser targeted to the young, U.S.-born Hispanic 18-34 demographic (with a distinctive male skew.)

“The Imagen Award is the most prestigious award for Latino-targeted television, in English or Spanish. Having both American Latino and LatiNation nominated for this award is a true honor and testament to the talent and dedication of Renzo Devia, the writing and production team he’s assembled and everyone involved in the production of these important and groundbreaking programs,” states Robert Rose, CEO of AIM Tell-A-Vision and Executive Producer of both series.