In YouTube or Netflix  you can  find it  with subtitles.                                                                                                                                                Here are some suggestions :

Telenovelas:

Rebelde, rubi, teresa, ;as tontas no van al cielo  ( Mexico)

Sin senos no hay paraiso,  Yo soy betty la fea ( Colombia)

Mi gorda bella ( Venezuela)

Movies/ Peliculas:

Bajo la misma luna, No se aceptan devoluciones, Rudo y cursi, Nosotros los nobles, voces inocentes, como agua para chocolate.

Music/ Musica:

- Miranda ( argentina)

- Camila ( Mexico)

-Reik (Mexico)

De nada ;)

Oh, and you could also try YouTube vloggers. I don't know about any vloggers de Hispanoamerica but I do watch from time to time a madrileña who speaks rapid-fire Spanish - so that´s a challenge for me. At first I could catch only a few words but my listening gradually gets better. 

There are some Latino TV apps. If you don't need subtitles maybe that would do.

With the app you don't have to bother looking for specific shows, which I find useful. I just open the application and go for my favourite channel. Not all the channels always work but at least some will and there is usually a long list to choose from. So just browse the Google Play, Apple Store or what have you.

@nguyen...sometimes understanding is not the only goal.  Watching shows also helps with listening and language recognition.  Understanding can come later.

@Grzybek...thank you!  I will look into this.