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2000–2008 | 2008–2011 | 2011–2021 | 2021-present |
LU 93 TV Canal 6, better known as El Seis TV or styled name as elseisTV, is an Argentine free television channel affiliated with El Trece that transmits from San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro. The channel can be seen throughout the city and in surrounding areas.
Began broadcasting as Canal 3 on June 4, 1966, when the channel was broadcasting on cable television (closed circuit). On May 1, 1978, Canal 3 was then currently renamed Canal 6.
Canal 3
1966-1978
The first logo shows the head of an Aboriginal girl with 6 black vertical bars in the background and to the right it shows the clock tower of the municipality. Below, on the 6 black vertical bars, the text BARILOCHE TV in Lithos font is highlighted in horizontal white. and on the right, the word "CANAL" and below the number "3" in Impact font respectively.
Canal 6
1978–1986
During the advent of color television, the logo consists of a rounded rectangle with a 6-pointed snowflake and the number 6 on the right. Everything is made up of 6 horizontal stripes of green, blue, purple, red, orange, and yellow.
1986–1990
It is a blue 6 of a different shape with a white border. It has the same snowflake in the center rotating 360 degrees.
1990–1994
Next is a gray number 6 with the flake in the number hole.
1994–2000
The logo is modified with a green 6 and, at the bottom of it, the Argentine sun with 6 rays and the 8-pointed snowflake appear.
2000–2008
The same logo is a blue 6 in a different shape, at the bottom of it the Argentine sun with 5 rays and the 6-pointed snowflake appear.
In 2003, Channel 6 became part of Artear (Grupo Clarín).
Canal Seis
2008–2011
In 2008, like the Buenos Aires version, a new logo is released, a twelve-pointed sun with a central hole in the shape of a circle, with the colors red, orange, yellow, and violet (clockwise); the union of the colors is oblique with respect to the central hole. It is a bit thinner and brighter. Under it said CANAL SEIS.
El Seis
2011–2021
2011-2021
In 2011, the logo was restyled by the American company C&G Partners, which created the original isotype of the Tetracolor sun in 1994. The sun becomes a little thicker, with the hole a little smaller and the union of the colors is perpendicular to the hole. Below it says el seis. As of 2021, the channel is owned by Televisión Litoral the owners of Canal 3 in Rosario.
Elseis
2021
In 2021, the wordmark was modified slightly, removing the space between "el" and "seis" forming a nickname stylization. Like the previous logo, it was created by Chermayeff & Geismar in conjunction with an Artear team.
elseisTV
2021-present
On November 1, 2021, after the purchase of Channel 6 by Televisión Litoral, the channel adopted the logo of Canal 3, adopting the name El Seis TV, stylized as elseisTV.
Part of Grupo Clarín
eltrece (free-to-air television network) Cable television channels Other assets Defunct Notes: |
Clarín | Diario Olé | Diario Los Andes | Revista Ñ | Revista Muy | Revista Genios | Jardin de Genios | Tiki Tiki | Revista ELLE | Papel Prensa
Diario La Razón
Radio Mitre S.A. Telecom Argentina |
Associates América TV | El Tres TV | Telefe Rosario | El Seis | Canal 7 (Bahia Blanca) | Canal 7 (Jujuy) | Telefe Neuquén | Telefe Córdoba | Telefe Tucumán | Telefe Mar del Plata | Telefe Bahía Blanca | El Nueve | Canal 9 (Resistencia) | Canal 9 Litoral (Paraná) | Canal 9 Televida | Canal 10 (Mar del Plata) | Telefe | Telefe Salta | El Doce | El Trece | 13 Max Televisión | Telefe Santa Fe | Canal 13 (Rio Cuarto) | NET TV |