TV Perú/Anniversary



1983 (25th anniversary)	1987 (29th anniversary)	1988 (30th anniversary)	1991 (33th anniversary)	1993 (35th anniversary)


1995 (37th anniversary)	1998 (40th anniversary)	2005 (47th anniversary)	2008 (50th anniversary)	2009 (51th anniversary)


2013 (55th anniversary)	2014 (56th anniversary)	2018 (60th anniversary)	2020 (62 anniversary)	2021 (63 anniversary)

TV Perú has celebrated its anniversaries by occasionally launching logos used for those dates. This is a compilation of TV Perú’s anniversary logos over the years.

1983 (25th anniversary)[]

The 25th anniversary logo of TV Perú was the logo and name used between 1982-1985, but back there was a "25" in a typography similar to that of the news network CNN and the video game company Sega.

1987-1988 (29th and 30th anniversary)[]

These two logos were used between 1987 and 1988. They used the number in gold and relief and below, the word "AÑOS DE TELEVISIÓN PERUANA", but the digit changed to 29 in 1987 and 30 in 1988.

1991 (33th anniversary)[]

In 1991, the logo of TV Peru was used for the period 1990-1993 and below, the slogan "33 AÑOS TRABAJANDO CON FE Y ESPERANZA EN EL PERÚ" in white, black border and shaded.

1993 (35th anniversary)[]

For the 35th anniversary, the logo of the period 1993-1997 was used and below, the word "35 años"

1995 (37th anniversary)[]

For the 37th anniversary, the logo of the period 1993-1997 becomes golden and below the slogan "37 AÑOS COMUNICANDO EL FUTURO".

1998 (40th anniversary)[]

For the 40th anniversary, the logo of the period 1997-1999 was used and above the slogan "40 years with the best image". This logo doesn’t have much of a record on channel identifications, not even in print.

2005 (47th anniversary)[]

In 2005, the year of its 47th anniversary, a commemorative logo was launched consisting of a slanted rectangle of degraded yellow with white and shady border, over the number "47" white, in manuscript and with brown shade, below the word "años" in Myriad Pro typography and under the whole TV Perú logo of the period 2002-2005. This logo was only seen in printed material of the time, but not in the identifications of the channel.

2008 (50th anniversary)[]

On January 17, 2008, the state channel celebrated its golden jubilee (50th anniversary) and the commemorative logo was a modified version of the TV Perú logo from 2006-2009, with the antenna changing its color to gold instead of silver, giving shape to the "0", superimposed on a "5" large in manuscript, thus forming the number "50", below the antenna, the word "años".

2009 (51th anniversary)[]

On its 51st anniversary, the logo for that moment was the TV Peru logo of 2006 in 2D and behind the logo a white circle of red border with a "51" in Avantgarde font and behind the number, the word "años" upwards.

2013 (55th anniversary)[]

In the year of its 55th anniversary, the logo of that time was the TV Perú logo of the period 2012-2013 and below, the word "55 años" with the typography used in its slogan (Mucho más que ver) of the period 2010-2017.

2014 (56th anniversary)[]

In the year of its 55th anniversary, the logo of that time was the TV Perú logo of the period 2012-2013 and below, the word "55 years" with the typography used in its slogan (Much more to see) of the period 2010-2017.

2018 (60th anniversary)[]

For its 60th anniversary, the commemorative logo consists of a "60" consisting of halves of circles and a diagonal line of greenish blue, opaque orange and bright red and below, the logo of TV Perú of that time, but without the symbol of the IRTP used between 2013 and 2019.

2020 (62th anniversary)[]

By the 62nd anniversary, the logo is the current short logo of TV Perú and behind the logo a slightly thick "62" and below, the word "AÑOS" thin, both texts use the current font style of TV Perú (the Qanelas font).

2021 (63 aniversario)[]

For its 63rd anniversary, the logo of TV Perú is added the word 63 años in typography TT Commons Bold in black with white shadow.

This is the last anniversary logo to use the name pe in the logo, as the main logo was modified by removing that feature in February 2021.