Caracol Televisión, also known as Caracol TV or in a simplified manner as Caracol, is a Colombian private television channel of varied programming founded on August 28, 1969 (Programmer) and July 10, 1998 (Private channel) and is owned by Caracol Medios, a division of the Valorem.
Programmer
1969
When Caracol Televisión was founded in August 1969, the logo was used the same as the Caracol Radio logo. This logo was used as a prototype logo.
1969-1983
Caracol Televisión introduced a new logo in 1969 under the name "Caracol Radio T.V.". It started a new logo until 1981.
1969-1979
In 1969, the logo was introduced as a programmer.
1979-1981
In 1979, the entire logo became red.
1981-1983
In 1981, a wordmark was added to the 1969 logo.
1984-1987
In 1984, a snail shell was added to the logo.
1987-1998
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Directors Gothic
Caracol Televisión introduced a new logo in 1987 with the snail shell being redesigned and the famous wordmark being introduced. The tagline was Caracol: Mas Compania. This logo was used until July 10, 1998 when the company launched its privately-owned TV channel.
Private channel
1998-2003 (Canal Caracol)
In June 1998, Caracol Televisión was converted into a privately-owned TV channel and became known as Canal Caracol. The first logo was introduced on July 10, 1998 and the green sphere was placed in the centre of the logo.
Directors Gothic (Logo) News Gothic Bold Extra Condensed (1998-1999) Trebuchet MS (1999-2000)
Before the 2000 update, this logo was first used as a secondary logo. The first logo was introduced on July 10, 1998 and the green sphere was placed in the centre of the logo.
A modification of the 1998 logo was added the blue sphere with a word "TV", who was used in programming and movies.
2003-2012
In May 2003, after the separation of Caracol Televisión and Caracol Radio for the purchase of Caracol Radio by Prisa, Caracol Televisión presented its new logo once again.
The word "Televisión" was dropped from the name leaving only the word "Caracol" just like the pre-2003 logos. This variant was used along with the 2003-2012 logo, as a primary logo, until 2010.
2010-2012 (as Caracol Televisión)
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Directors Gothic (Logo) Libel Suit SemiBold?
In late 2010, this logo became modern and the word "Televisión" was in a different font.
2012-2017
This logo was introduced since 2012 as a blue logo until 2017.
2012-2015
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Directors Gothic (Logo) Unknown
In early 2012, this entire logo became blue and it's 2D.
2015-2017
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Tusker Grotesk 5700 Bold?
The 2012 logo was placed inside of a blue circle, and it was introduced in late 2015. The wordmark was also changed.
2017-present
On May 15, 2017, this logo was used as a secondary logo.
2017-2019
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Unknown
On May 15, 2017, as part of the rebrand, the 2012 logo was still modified. This logo was used as a corporate logo until august.
2019-present
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Unknown
SVG NEEDED
In August 2019, as part of the rebrand, the 2017 logo was slighly modified, but the word "Televisión" in a different font.
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