Amazon Launched Kindle Store for Spanish Speakers in the US

By Editorial TeamApril 5, 20121 min read

Amazon Launched Kindle Store for Spanish Speakers in the US

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Amazon.com has just launched the "eBooks Kindle en Español", a new eBook store within the Amazon.com Kindle Store dedicated to Spanish speakers in the US. The new store includes the largest representation of Mexican authors, as well as Kindle Singles in Spanish, compilations of articles from "El Pais", Popular English-language books translated into Spanish, like the Twilight and Hunger games series, books by authors such as Stephen King and many more. ‘eBooks Kindle en Español’ has over 30,000 titles, including those of worldwide famous authors like Paulo Coelho, Gabriel García Márquez, Camilo Jose Cela and Mario Vargas Llosa, Julia Navarro, Carlos Ruiz Zafón etc. "We're excited to introduce Spanish language storefronts on all Kindles, as well as a dedicated store for our Spanish-speaking customers in the U.S.,” said Russ Grandinetti, Vice President, Kindle Content. “We expect our Spanish-speaking customers to enjoy both the newly-added books in Spanish, and the improved shopping and reading experience-including dedicated customer service in Spanish-that we've added to eBooks Kindle en Español. And we're looking forward to continued expansion of our store for Spanish language readers around the world." Along with the new store’s launch, Amazon also released today additional features especially implemented for U.S. Spanish-speaking customers such extensive help pages, and phone and email customer support in Spanish. There are many Spanish-speaking people in the US, so it’s only natural that such a giant like Amazon.com makes a dedicated store for Spanish Kindle users. To always be on top you have to adapt and offer new things continuously and Amazon is an example of a company that does just that and thus maintains its top position for years and years.

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