The holiday season brings stories, sounds, and content that invite reflection, togetherness, and entertainment, and Remezcla Mas joins in this spirit with an offering designed to be enjoyed anytime, anywhere. The platform brings together the best of Latin entertainment in a single digital space, accessible with a simple click, where music and film become the perfect companions to close out the year. Among the available titles are “Las ninas bien,” “El Complot Mongol,” and “Cuidado con lo que deseas,” productions that explore different genres and narrative styles. This selection is complemented by the holiday-themed content “Jesus, Maria y Jose” and “Jesus el nino Dios,” ideal for connecting with the spirit of the holidays. It's worth noting that four of these titles are available exclusively to audiences in the United States, reinforcing the platform's differentiated offering in that market. The offering is further enhanced by musical selections such as the “Nueva Music: Indie” playlist, designed for those looking to discover fresh sounds and emerging artists. This roundup offers a journey through some of the must-sees on Remezcla Mas, a platform that brings together film, music, and culture in a single digital space, celebrating Latin talent and connecting it with audiences wherever they may be.

New Music: Indie

Discover a trendsetting indie selection from Remezcla Mas. With songs ranging from the emotional depth of Silvana Estrada to the immersive atmosphere of Siddhartha, and including the melodic honesty of Madi Diaz, the playlist invites you to explore the current indie scene. Ideal for those seeking new musical stories and rhythms that feel close, New Music: Indie celebrates talent and sonic diversity in one place.

Christmas Classics You Can't Miss

Jesus, Mary and Joseph

Directed by Miguel Zacarias, “Jesus, Mary and Joseph” is a Mexican film that combines the biblical story with a classic cinematic approach,Filmed in full color in 1969, but released in March 1972.

The film features a distinguished cast led by Guillermo Murray, Eric del Castillo, and Enrique Rambal, as well as several child actors portraying the role of “Jesus” at different stages of his childhood. This production is available on Remezcla Mas and is presented as an ideal choice for the holiday season, inviting reflection and an encounter with one of the most emblematic stories of Christian tradition.

Jesus, the Christ Child

Released on December 16, 1971, a few days before Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, “Jesus, the Christ Child” is a biblical-inspired film directed by Miguel Zacarias and produced by Alfredo Zacarias, conceived to capture the spirit of the holiday season. Running for 90 minutes, the film offers a solemn and moving recreation of the early years of Jesus' life, framed by meticulous period production. The cast includes Guillermo Murray, Gayle Bedall, Jorge Rivero, Luis Alarcon, and Jorge Rado, who bring to life a story marked by faith, danger, and hope. The narrative begins in Bethlehem with the birth of Jesus, the savior sent by God, and continues with the visit of the Three Wise Men, whose journey, guided by a star, leads them to Jerusalem, a territory ruled by the fearful King Herod. Contemporary cinema to enjoy on Remezcla. "Las ninas bien" (The Good Girls) is a 2018 Mexican drama film directed and written by Alejandra Marquez Abella and based on the characters in the book of the same name by Guadalupe Loaeza. Its international premiere was at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 9, 2018. The story is set in Mexico in the early 1980s and follows Sofia, played by Ilse Salas, and a group of women who live in the exclusive neighborhood of "Las Lomas." Among luxury homes and cars, tennis matches, and strict social codes, their lives seem defined by status, appearances, and "good manners," until the 1982 financial crisis shakes the foundations of this seemingly unbreakable world. "The Mongolian Conspiracy" is a Mexican film directed by Sebastian del Amo that delves into the political thriller genre with an atmosphere charged with tension and dark humor. The film is produced by Damian Alcazar, Carolina Amador, Alejandro Barron, Marco Polo Constandse, and Sebastian del Amo himself, solidifying an ambitious project that reinterprets one of the most emblematic stories of the genre in national cinema. The cast includes prominent figures such as Eugenio Derbez, Barbara Mori, and Damian Alcazar.Gustavo Sanchez Parra and Roberto Sosa bring to life characters immersed in a spy plot marked by distrust and ambiguous loyalties. The story is set during a delicate moment of the Cold War, where international tensions are reflected in the streets of Mexico City. Enjoy it for free on Remezcla Mas!

Be Careful What You Wish For

“Be Careful What You Wish For” is a Mexican horror and suspense film directed by Agustin Tapia, which was released in theaters and on Netflix in 2020. The film features a cast led by Fernanda Castillo, along with Juan Rios, Ivan Arana, and Valery Sais.

The story centers on a family who, during an apparently peaceful getaway to a cabin in the woods, become embroiled in a series of disturbing events. What begins as a relaxing retreat transforms into a terrifying experience when a mysterious puppet enters their lives, triggering situations that put everyone in danger. The film reveals a dark web of conspiracies and lies among the family members, pushing psychological suspense to the limit. Don't miss it on Remezcla Mas!

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