TelevisaUnivisión announces Super Bowl LXI broadcast in Spanish

Ahead of the 100-day countdown to Super Bowl LXI, TelevisaUnivisión has announced its comprehensive broadcast plans for the NFL championship game in both Mexico and the United States, TUDN reported. The network confirmed its commentators, Toño de Valdés and Enrique Burak, will call the action for the Spanish-language audience, continuing a tradition for Mexican viewers.

TelevisaUnivisión’s Unprecedented Spanish-Language Coverage

The broadcast follows a new agreement with ESPN to be the network that transmits the event in the United States, according to a report by TUDN. This collaboration aims to build upon the audience record achieved during Super Bowl LVIII in 2024, which aired across ABC, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and Univisión.

Lead Commentators Set for Super Bowl Sunday

Toño de Valdés and Enrique Burak are set to lead the broadcast team, bringing their signature passion and analysis to viewers in Mexico. The duo will be tasked with delivering the play-by-play and color commentary for the Super Bowl.

SoFi Stadium to Host Super Bowl LXI

The game is scheduled to be held at SoFi Stadium, the venue confirmed by the NFL. The stadium, a relatively new facility, will be hosting the Super Bowl for the second time in its history.

Teams Emerging as Contenders

With eight weeks of the NFL regular season completed, several teams have begun to separate themselves as potential contenders for the Super Bowl. While the playoff picture remains fluid, some teams are profiling as favorites to reach the Super Bowl this year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is broadcasting the Super Bowl in Mexico?
TelevisaUnivisión will broadcast the Super Bowl in Mexico, with Toño de Valdés and Enrique Burak as the lead commentators.
Where can I watch the Super Bowl in the United States in Spanish?
In the U.S., the Super Bowl will be available in Spanish on Univisión, as part of a broadcast agreement with ESPN.
When and where is Super Bowl LXI being played?
The game will be held at SoFi Stadium.

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