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1969–1976 1976–1987 (primary), 1987–1995 (secondary) 1987–1995 1995 1996–1997
1969–1976 1976–1987 (primary), 1987–1995 (secondary) 1987–1995 1995 1996–1997
1997 1997–2004 2004–2008 2008–present
1997 1997–2004 2004–2008 2008–present

TV Aratu is a television channel with headquarters in Salvador, the capital of the state of Bahia.

TV Aratu (first era)[]

1969–1976[]

Aratu 1973?
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Designer:  Unknown
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Launched:  March 15, 1969

TV Aratu was launched in 1969 as a local station, months later it became a Rede Globo affiliate.

1976–1987 (primary), 1987–1995 (secondary)[]

TV Aratu 1972
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  1976

1987–1995[]

TV Aratu 1987
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Launched:  1987

In 1987 after a long dispute with TV Bahia over the Globo affiliation for Salvador, TV Aratu became a Rede Manchete affiliate. This lasted until 1995 when the channel began affiliating with CNT.

1995[]

CNTTVAratu
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The 1976 wordmark was briefly bought back in 1995 when it became a CNT affiliate.

CNT Aratu[]

1996–1997[]

CNT Aratu 1995
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Launched:  1996

In 1996, the station rebranded to CNT Aratu.

TV Aratu (second era)[]

1997[]

Logo da TV Aratu 97
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In 1997, TV Aratu changed its affiliation from CNT Gazeta to SBT and also reverted to its original name alongside the 1976 symbol.

1997–2004[]

TV Aratu 2000s
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Designer:  Unknown
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Launched:  1997

2004–2008[]

TV Aratu 2004
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Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  2004

2008–present[]

Aratu
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Launched:  2008
Globo primary affiliates
(1969-1987)
TV Bahia
TV Itapoan
SBT secondary affiliates
(since 1997)
TV Bahia
Rede Manchete secondary affiliates
(1987-1995)