Telecanal

1995 (pre-launch)	1995–1996	1996–1998	1998–1999	2001–2005
2005 (pre-launch)	2005–2007	2007–2008	2008–2011	2011-present

Rock&Pop Televisión

1995–1998

1995 (pre-launch)

The logo consisted of a black rectangle, with the number 2 on the right, and the vertically-aligned text "CANAL" on the left, as seen on training manuals.

1995–1996

Rock & Pop Television Channel 2 went on the air on August 16, 1995. The first official logo for Channel 2 was the Rock & Pop logo, below an irregular checked polygon containing the word "canal" and a red number 2.

1996–1998

The logo was simplified in 1996, leaving the Rock & Pop logo with "TELEVISION" below.

Canal 2

1998–1999

Canal 2 ceased broadcasting on December 1, 1999; however, and following Chilean TV regulations and laws, the network broadcasted video clips for 8 hours in order to achieve the minimum amount of broadcasting hours, albeit without using the network brand. Its operations were transfered to Edu Communications (owners of cable TV music networks Vía X and Zona Latina).

Red Vidavisión

2001–2005

Vidavisión was an evangelical channel first appeared in 2001, renting the daytime of Canal 2. In 2001, they rented the whole frequency until July 2005. Their logo consisted of 2 blue stripes forming the letter V, with a blue sphere above them.

Telecanal

2005 (pre-launch)

Design 1, as Tele C Televisión.

Design 2, as Telecanal Televisión.

Design 3.

Design 4.

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Bodoni Helvetica Condensed

Launched:  March-July 2005

A series of pre-launch logos and names were registered in Chile by Jaime Cuadrado Herrera at INAPI (Instituto Nacional de la Propiedad Intelectual); consisting of a series of circles (the first and last ones are blue, the second and fourth ones are green, and the middle one is red) next to various wordmarks.

2005–2011

2005–2007

Telecanal was launched on December 5, 2005 by Albavisión (also the owner of La Red) after two months of pre-launch campaigning.

2007–2009 (primary)

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  DIN On-air: Helvetica Condensed

Launched:  March 2007

On March 2007, Telecanal made some changes for the first time, transforming the shapes into flat colors and altering the typeface, in which the wordmark appears in lowercase letters.

2007-2009 (secondary), 2009-2011 (primary)

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  DIN On-air: Helvetica Compressed (2009-2010) ITC Bauhaus Light (2010-2011)

Launched:  March 2007 (On-screen bug)

A version with the wordmark resized was initially used as the on-screen bug. Starting 2008, this gradually replaced the original version, fully taking over by 2009.

2011–present

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  ITC Bauhaus Light ("telecanal") On-air: Helvetica

Launched:  October 2011

The current logo consists of the green letters T and C, which premiered in October 2011. The T appears cut by simulating a leaf, the other half remaining as an arch is positioned above the C. Below is the text "telecanal" in the ITC Bauhaus Light font, with the orange "Tele" motto & the green "channel" motto.

Currently, almost all of the schedule consist of a RT en Español simultcast, with a few hours to broadcast it's own programming due local regulations. However, it must still comply with the cultural programming quotas set by the CNTV, which is the only time when the on-screen logo appears.