Canal A was a semi-public TV channel in Colombia which offered general programming. It replaced Tele 9 Corazón in 1972, and was replaced by Canal Institucional in 2004.
Inravisión Segunda Cadena []
1972-1979[]
Inravisión Segunda Cadena Color[]
1979-1981[]
Due to the rise of color television in Colombia, the color that represented the channel was green.
Inravisión Cadena 2[]
1982[]
1982-1987[]
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Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Pump Com Medium
Launched:
December 1, 1982
1987-1989[]
This logo was usually seen on some IDs when Inravisión published the next programming on their channels.
1990-1991[]
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Canal A[]
1991 (provisional)[]
Before the new programming of the semi-public channels, it was announced that Cadena Dos would take the name of Canal A from January 1, 1992; for that reason, some logos (including this logo) were used.
The logo represented a hand-drawn lion inside a thin triangle, and the text "Canal A" in a geometric typeface below. The logo and was unveilled during December of 1991.
On July 31, 1998, almost a month after the launch of the private channels, Canal A's programmers announced they would join to launch the new image of the "Lion Channel" (Canal A's nickname), created by the agency Duque & Asociados. The logo was unveilled in July 21, 1998, as an expectation campaign. However, during that time, most programmers were either bankrupt or became production companies, so Canal A's programmers were steadily leaving the channel.
By 2003, all programming was made by Audiovisuales; Canal A ceased broadcasting on January 31, 2004, and was replaced by Canal Institucional.
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