Английская Википедия:Canal 13 (Chilean TV channel)

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Canal 13 is a Chilean free-to-air television channel. Informally known in Chile as El 13 (The Thirteen), it is the second oldest television station in the country. It was launched on 21 August 1959, on VHF channel 2 of Santiago, in a broadcast led and founded by a group of engineers from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. Subsequently, the TV station moved its frequency to VHF channel 13, which gave rise to its current name. In its beginnings, one of its most important milestones was the broadcast of the 1962 FIFA World Cup, which was hosted in Chile.

It was originally named Corporación de Televisión de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Television Corporation of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile) until 2010, when the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile sold most of its shares to Andrónico Luksic Craig's Шаблон:Ill. In 2017, Grupo Luksic acquired full ownership of the channel.

Its central studios are located in the Eleodoro Rodríguez Matte Television Centre, which since the 1980s has housed the channel's production and broadcast facilities. The complex is located in Providencia, Santiago Metropolitan Region and has 5 hectares of infrastructure. Since 1998, these dependencies have been named after the station's deceased executive director, Eleodoro Rodríguez Matte, who was one of the longest-serving men in this position.

Other services

Channel 13 also controls 3 sister channels, 4 radio stations via 13 Radios (see the section below), and 2 free online streaming services.

Sister channels

• 13C: formerly called "Canal 13 Cable". Its programming is focused on cultural-themed series.
• Canal 13 HD: it was the country's first HD channel and one of its kind in Latin America. It was launched in 2009 and it is currently treated as Channel 13's main feed, airing most of its content in high-definition.
• Rec TV: Channel 13's cable network which broadcasts older programs. Available through Cable TV and online.
• T13 Móvil: Teletrece's mobile radio network is available online. It is also available on Channel 13.2, where it is named Canal 13.2.

Regional networks

Channel 13 also had regional stations that broadcast local news. However, as the years passed, they were closed as the primary signal began reaching those regions.

• Canal 13 Valparaíso: Channel 13's television affiliate from the Valparaíso Region. Closed in 2019.
• Canal 13 Concepción: Channel 13's television affiliate from the Bío Bío Region. It initially worked between 1973 and 1996 but was relaunched in 2004 until it closed in 2019.
• Canal 13 Antofagasta: Channel 13's television affiliate from the Antofagasta Region. It worked between 2004 and 2009. One side fact is that it initially replaced Channel 13's affiliation with a local TV station Telenorte.
• Canal 13 Temuco: Channel 13's television affiliate from the Araucanía Region. Closed in 2009 alongside Canal 13 Antofagasta.

Online services

• 13Now: Channel 13's TV streaming service, which contains various contents including previous programs made by the station. It is available online and on Samsung Smart TVs sold locally since 2016. It was launched in 2017 as Loop 13, but renamed in 2019 to the current name.
• Emisor Podcasting: Channel 13's podcasting service, with a catalog of various podcasts made by 13 Radio's program hosts. It is available online since 2019 and has a mobile app on both iOS and Android.

13 Radios

Channel 13 also has a radio brand known as 13 Radios, founded in 2013. It has the following 4 stations:

• Oasis FM: radio station purchased by Channel 13, only available in Santiago and the southern half of the country. It airs programming designed for young adults. It is available for all Chile via Cable TV, on VTR's Channel 654.
• Play FM: radio station airing English-language mainstream pop music. It also airs Spanish-language music but not as frequently. Its broadcasts on the 100.9 FM band in Santiago. Its programming is based on Pop, Rock, Soul, Blues and R&B music styles.
• Sonar FM: local radio station that broadcasts Rock and Hard rock music. It is only available in Santiago. Its programming is based on the Rock music style.
• Tele13 Radio: local news radio station which is part of the News Department of the channel. Its name comes from Channel 13's newscast, Teletrece (which is often abbreviated to Tele13). Began operations on April 21, 2015, replacing Top FM.

Previous stations

• Radio Horizonte: former radio station on the 103.3 FM dial, born in 1985 and purchased by Channel 13 in 2012. Its programming was based on Indie and Electronic songs. It was replaced by Top FM (current Tele13 Radio) on 19 March 2013, but it still worked online until May 2017. On 31 March 2021 Returned Via Internet.
• Top FM: former radio station by Channel 13, that had programming created for young to old adults between 17 and 45 years. It replaced Radio Horizonte on the 103.3 FM dial, but ended regular broadcasts on 20 April 2015, being replaced with Tele13 Radio the following day. Like Horizonte, Top FM was still available online until May 2017.

Digital terrestrial television

Channel	Aspect	Programming
13.1	16:9	Canal 13
13.2	16:9	T13 Móvil/Canal 13.2
24.3	4:3	Canal 13 Móvil

Logos

• first logo, 1961–1969 (note that color TV didn't yet exist in Chile, so the blue rectangles were black on-air)

  first logo, 1961–1969 (note that color TV didn't yet exist in Chile, so the blue rectangles were black on-air)

• 1969-1970

  1969-1970

• 1970-1973

  1970-1973

• 1973-1978

  1973-1978

• 1978-1979 (when color TV began testing in Chile and they used to have a sky blue background during these times. This was made for 1978 and 1979 Teleton which was the first time a special event would be in color in Chile)

  1978-1979 (when color TV began testing in Chile and they used to have a sky blue background during these times. This was made for 1978 and 1979 Teleton which was the first time a special event would be in color in Chile)

• 1979–1999

  1979–1999

• 1999–2000

  1999–2000

• 2000–2002

  2000–2002

• 2002–2005

  2002–2005

• 2005–2010

  2005–2010

• November 1, 2010 – March 22, 2018 (a variant of the previous logo, but without the "UC" text).

  November 1, 2010 – March 22, 2018 (a variant of the previous logo, but without the "UC" text).

• Current logo, in use since March 23, 2018.

  Current logo, in use since March 23, 2018.

Corporate slogans

Period	Slogan
1959–1961	Transmite, Canal 2 de la Universidad Católica de Chile (Channel 2 broadcasting from the Catholic University of Chile)
1961–1963	Transmite, Canal 13 de la Universidad Católica de Chile (Channel 13 broadcasting from the Catholic University of Chile)
1968–1973	Por la patria, dios y la Universidad (For the fatherland, God, and the university)
1978	Bienvenido al mundo del color (Welcome to the world of color!)
1979-1982	Universidad Católica de Chile Televisión
1980	¡El canal con todo! (The channel with everything!)
1984–1997	Esta es Universidad Católica de Chile Television (This is Catholic University of Chile Television.)
1988–1992	En sus hogares, Universidad Católica de Chile Television (In your households, Catholic University of Chile Television.)
1992–1999	Transmite Universidad Católica de Chile Television (Broadcasting Catholic University of Chile Television.)
1996–1999	Su canal de Siempre (Your same old channel)
1999–2000	Siga la señal del 13 (Follow the signal from 13)
2000–2002	Transmite/Esta es/Con usted, Corporación de Televisión de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Canal 13. (Broadcasting/This is/With you Television Corporation of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Channel 13)
2002–2005	Está bueno el 13 (13 is so good)
2005–2009	Nos vemos en el 13 (We'll see you at 13)
2009–2010	Todo lo bueno suma 13 (Everything good adds up to 13)
2010	El 13 en tu vida siempre (The 13 in your life always)
2010	Ahora es Cuando (Now is the time)
2011	Prendete con el 13 (Turn yourself on with 13)
2012–present	Por el 13 (On 13)
2018–2020	Estamos aquí para compartir por el 13 (We're here to share on 13)
2020–present	Estamos por ti (We are here for you)

Programming

Teletrece editions

Main Programs

Edition	Date(s)	Main Host(s)	Some Weekend Host(s)	Sports Commentator(s)	Schedule on programming
Teletrece Central (main, evening)	1970 – Present	Ramón Ulloa Soledad Onetto	Alfonso Concha Cristián Pino Chantal Aguilar	Juan Cristobal Guarello Ignacio Valenzuela	Every day, starting at 9:00 PM and ending at 10:30 PM.
Teletrece AM (morning)	1998 – Present	Paulo Ramírez Natalia López	None	Juan Cristóbal Rojas	Every Weekday, starting at 6:30 AM and ending at 8:00 AM.
Teletrece Tarde (afternoon)	1970 – Present	Iván Valenzuela Monica Pérez	Alfonso Concha Cristián Pino Chantal Aguilar	Felipe Espina Luis Marambio	Every day, starting at 1:00 PM and ending on various hours: 2:30 PM (weekdays) 3:00 PM (weekends)
Teletrece Noche (midnight)	1972-2019; since 2021	Álvaro Paci	None	None	Mondays to Thursdays, starting at 12:30 AM and ending at 01:15 AM.
Avance de Teletrece (news bullets)	Sporadically broadcast	Varies depending on hour	Alfonso Concha Chantal Aguilar	None	Usually, it is broadcast when certain hours (like 7:00 PM) begin. On Sundays, it is broadcast before program Mesa Central.

Other Programs

Edition	Date(s)	Schedule	Notes
Informate en un 3x3	2005-2020; since 2021	Weekdays at 6:00 AM	3x3 stopped being broadcast on 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions. It returned first for the 2020 plebiscite for a new constitution (as part of Canal 13's special programming), and then returned definitely in 2021, this time linked to T13.
Mesa Central	Since 2018	Sundays at 10:45 AM	This program is also broadcast on Tele13 Radio on Weekdays (in fact, the program was born on that radio station). Hosted by Ivan Valenzuela.
Sin despertador T13	Since 2020	Saturdays at 9:00 AM	It originally was broadcast on weekdays at 8:30 PM and initially named T13 Ciudadanos. Hosted by Natalia Lopez.
Teletrece C	1995-2014	Various Schedules	This was a version exclusive to cable TV channel 13C. After that version ended, a simulcast of regular T13 was broadcast on 13C.

Current own programming

Name	Type	Date	Seasons	Notes
Tu Día	Breakfast TV	Since 2021	1 (as of 2022)
Lugares que hablan	Travel documentary	Since 2012	10
De tú a tú	Talk Show	Since 2021	2
¡Qué dice Chile!	Game Show	Since 2021	2 (as of 2022)	Local variant of Family Feud, distributed by Fremantle

Former programming

Name	Type	Date	Seasons	Notes
Acoso Textual	Dating Show	2004–2010	2
El Mundo del Profesor Rossa	Children's television series	1984–2001	17
Cachureos	Children's television series	1998–2003	Around 5
Si se la puede, gana	Variety show	1998–2004	Around 7
El Rival Más Débil	Quiz show	2003–2004	2
Gigantes con Vivi	Variety show	2003–2009	7	Chilean version of Sábado Gigante
El Tiempo es Oro	Quiz show	1994–2000	7
Maravillozoo	Quiz show	1995–2002	8	Due to his host, Javier Miranda, also hosting Teletrece back then, he was replaced by other reporters when Maravillozoo was broadcast.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?	Quiz show	2006–2010	Around 4
¿Quien quiere ser Millonario?: Alta Tensión	Quiz show	2011–2012	4
Supermarket	Quiz show	1995–1996	2
Trato Hecho	Quiz show	2004	1
Video Loco	Viewer-submitted videos	1991–2002	12
Venga Conmigo	Variety show	1993–2003	10
Viva el Lunes	Variety show	1995–2001	10
Sábado Gigante	Variety show	1962–2015	50	Called Sábados Gigantes in Chile; coproduction with Univision.
En su propia trampa	Investigation show	2011-2018	8
Vértigo	Variety Show	2003–2008; 2012–2018	10
Martes 13	Variety show	1983–1995	Around 13	Replaced by Viva el Lunes
Alfombra Roja	Entertainment newsmagazine	2006–2013	11
Mi Nombre Es...	Talent show	2011–2014	5
AR Prime	Variety show	2013	1
Bienvenidos	Breakfast TV	2011–2021	10	Replaced by Tu Día.
Aquí Somos Todos	Collaboration; News	2020–2022	2
Starstruck	Talent Show	2022	1	Local variant of Starstruck, distributed by ITV Studios

See also

• Angelito de Canal 13- former mascot of Canal 13

External links

• Official website Шаблон:In lang