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Max has released the official trailer for its new original biographical series, Chespirito: Not Really on Purpose. Inspired by the life and legacy of Roberto Gómez Bolaños, the eight-episode series will debut its first episode on June 5 on Max, with weekly episodic premieres.

Roberto Gómez Bolaños is a legendary figure in entertainment who left an indelible mark on popular culture across Ibero-America and beyond. An actor, comedian, writer, screenwriter, director, and producer, his talent brought to life characters that became universal symbols of humor and warmth.

His legacy lives on through multiple generations who grew up with his stories and still fondly recall his lessons, laughter, and unforgettable catchphrases. A true icon of family-friendly comedy and a cultural ambassador of Latin entertainment, his work continues to cross borders and touch hearts around the world.

Chespirito: Not Really on Purpose portrays the life of Roberto Gómez Bolaños, the man who turned...

Prime Video is bowing the trailer for season two of its first Spanish-language romcom series “Como Sobrevivir Soltero” (“How to Survive Being Single”), which debuts April 15 in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.

Performing cameos this season are Miss Universe 2014/TV host Paulina Vega, Mexican heartthrob Vadhir Derbez (“De Viaje con los Derbez.” “El Mesero”), Faisy and Edgar Vivar.

Created by brothers Emiliano and Sebastian Zurita, the eight episode second season picks up from where season one ends with Sebastián, playing his fictional self, paying tribute to his late girlfriend Julieta by trying to produce a movie from the script he wrote while they were dating.

He and his producing partner Natalia struggle to secure funding and in the end, decide to adapt the script for the stage. Still grieving, he decides that he can’t start dating again and takes full, wild advantage of his bachelorhood.

Described as a hip millennial dramedy,...

Mexican television star Rubén Aguirre has died, his daughter Veronica Aguirre confirmed to CNN En Español. He was 82.

Aguirre, who was best known as Professor Jirafales on popular 1971–80 television show El Chavo del Ocho, died in Puerto Vallarta from complications from pneumonia. He had been hospitalized in May, but was released on June 7 to rest at home, where he passed away.

His former cast mate Edgar Vivar also confirmed the death on Twitter, Friday, writing, "My favorite professor rests in peace."

Numerous fans took to social media to mourn the actor's death, many noting that they grew up watching him on El Chavo.

Mexican television star Rubén Aguirre has died, his daughter Veronica Aguirre confirmed to CNN En Español. He was 82. Aguirre, who was best known as Professor Jirafales on popular 1971–80 television show El Chavo del Ocho, died in Puerto Vallarta from complications from pneumonia. He had been hospitalized in May, but was released on June 7 to rest at home, where he passed away. His former cast mate Edgar Vivar also confirmed the death on Twitter, Friday, writing, "My favorite professor rests in peace."Numerous fans took to social media to mourn the actor's death, many noting that they grew up watching him on El Chavo.

Mexican television star Rubén Aguirre has died, his daughter Veronica Aguirre confirmed to CNN En Español. He was 82. Aguirre, who was best known as Professor Jirafales on popular 1971–80 television show El Chavo del Ocho, died in Puerto Vallarta from complications from pneumonia. He had been hospitalized in May, but was released on June 7 to rest at home, where he passed away. His former cast mate Edgar Vivar also confirmed the death on Twitter, Friday, writing, "My favorite professor rests in peace."Numerous fans took to social media to mourn the actor's death, many noting that they grew up watching him on El Chavo.

It's a sad day for those that grew up on El Chavo del Ocho. Rubén Aguirre, known for his role as Profesor Jirafales, passed away this morning. He was 82. The actor's costar and friend Edgar Vivar, who played Señor Barriga on the show, confirmed the news on Twitter. "Rest in peace my favorite professor…today my great friend Ruben Aguirre has left this earth. I will miss you dearly," he tweeted. His daughter Veronica Aguirre confirmed to CNN en Español that her father passed away due to complications from pneumonia. Aguirre played the role of the short-tempered teacher on the iconic Mexican comedy show for nine years. El Chavo del Ocho continues to be one of...