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Tips for identifying TV DX from Mexico and Latin America |
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Owned, maintained, and copyrighted © 2011 by Danny Oglethorpe, member of Worldwide TV-FM DX Association Updated February 8, 2012. |
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A reminder about these national logos: These are the logos you will see most-often on Mexico TV. |
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IMPORTANT TIP: Televisa independents and Galavision/Local stations carry some programs from the various Televisa networks. Most are at different times than the network feeds. For example, XHBC-3 runs XEW soap operas with the XEW logo upper right and XELN-4 runs XEW and XHGC programs with the network logos upper right.
Televisa network schedules |
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XEW-2/"Canal de las Estrellas" (Televisa) Mexico's largest network. Airs many popular soap operas during late afternoon and primetime on weekdays. Uses mostly Mexico-produced programs.
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XHGC-5/"Canal Cinco" (Televisa) Features family programming during the daytime and early evening. Cartoons (many U.S.-produced) fill much of XHGC's weekday schedule. Runs several Nickelodeon programs.
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XEQ-9/"Galavision" (Televisa) Features a variety of programming types. There are several hours of gaps daily in Galavision programming, so relayers run some local and syndicated programs. Some of the relayers also have names. XEJ-5 and XELN-4 are common Galavision catches by DXers.
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XHTV-4/"FOROtv" (Televisa) Features talk and news.
Televisa independents on various channels relay some programs from XHTV.
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Azteca-13 schedule
Azteca-7 schedule |
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Azteca-7/XHIMT-7 (TV Azteca) Both Azteca networks run a few U.S.-produced programs and movies, in addition to Mexican productions. Runs several Disney Channel programs. |
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Azteca-13/XHDF-13 (TV Azteca) Larger of the two Azteca networks. |
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ONCE TV/XEIPN-11 (Cultural/educational) Similar to PBS in the US, but with commercials. Alternates between the two logos above during HD broadcasts.
ONCE low-band relayers: Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes XHCGA 6 (Part-time) Cancún, Quintana Roo XHNQR 5 (Part-time) Culiacán, Sinaloa XHSIN 5 Estado de Morelos XHCIP 6 San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí XHSLP 4 Tijuana, Baja California XHTJB 3 Once website and schedule |
Beware of this logo. Venevision is a Venezuelan network and producer, and some of their shows (especially soap operas) are broadcast in Mexico.
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Beware of this logo. RCN is a Colombian network and producer, and a few of their shows (especially soap operas) are broadcast in Mexico.
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