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The page inside Spotify contains exclusive content from Netflix;
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Playlists, soundtracks and podcasts for movies and series are available in space;
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In addition to Brazil, the novelty arrived in nine other countries on Friday
Netflix HUB arrives in Brazil and nine other countries on Friday (27th) It can be accessed through Spotify. This is a page within the platform dedicated to Netflix movies, series playlists, soundtracks, and podcasts.
Content includes national and international productions. The Brazilian version of the page also contains exclusive content and a selection of songs for the whole family and has free access for Spotify subscribers and listeners of the free version of the platform.
Space launched in November 2021 in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Ireland and India, aiming to raise the bar for the Netflix production marathon experience.
The soundtrack to the popular science fiction series Stranger Things, which premieres on Friday, the first part of its fourth season, is among the attractions of the Netflix HUB. In addition, content from the Cobra Kai series and teen drama Heartstopper is also available in space.
Podcast fans will be able to listen to productions focused on series like The Crown, a drama about the life of Queen Elizabeth II, and The Geeked Podcast, from Princess Weekes and Tessa Netting, about geek culture.
Among the music playlists is the teen series De Volta aos 15, which features songs by artists such as Cássia Eller, CPM 22 and Sandy e Junior, and the drama Sintonia, a series with songs with names like MC Kevinho and Kondzilla in its repertoire. Selection.
In addition to the space for Netflix, Spotify also has a HUB with Disney. The space is dedicated exclusively to the soundtrack of the company’s most important products. The collection includes not only songs from classic studio titles, but also tracks from recent productions made in partnership with Pixar, such as Soul, with Lucasfilm, as The Mandalorian, and with Marvel, such as WandaVision.
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