This article is about the Chilean newscast broadcast on Canal 13 Chile and named Telenoche for most of its existence. It is not to be confused with the homonym newscast from Argentine Canal 13 For the Uruguayan newscast broadcast by Canal 4, see Telenoche (Uruguay).
Teletrece Noche is the midnight version of the Chilean newscast Teletrece, broadcast by Canal 13.
Telenoche (first era)[]
1969-1972[]
LOGO MISSING
Teletrece Noche was initially born as Telenoche, following the naming scheme back then of putting a word referring to the schedule (in this case, Noche) and the prefix "tele-". However, the old Telenoche was broadcast at the early prime time schedule (more precisely, at 19:45/7:45 P.M.) and not during the midnight schedule. Back then, Telenoche had a focus on citizen-related news and was made in a special studio, which simulated a living room[1].
For the midnight edition, the name chosen was Telecierre (using the naming scheme, the word chosen was Cierre). It was broadcast at 23:30/11:30 P.M. and ended in 1974.
Telenoche (second era)[]
1981-1992[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Pump Rus
Launched:
September 1981
In September 1981, Telenoche returned to Canal 13's programming schedule, this time as the midnight edition.
1992-1994[]
1992-1993[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
March 16, 1992
BETTER LOGO NEEDED
1993-1994[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Unknown
Launched:
March 15, 1993
BETTER LOGO NEEDED
1994-1995[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
ITC Avant Garde
Launched:
June 13, 1994
1995-1999[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Helvetica Neue Bold Oblique
Launched:
May 15, 1995
1999-2000[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Legacy Sans (Tele) Futura (Noche)
Launched:
September 27, 1999
2000-2002[]
2002-2005[]
2005-2008[]
2008-2009[]
2009-2010[]
2010[]
2010-2011[]
Teletrece Noche[]
2011-2012[]
In 2011, Telenoche changed its name to Teletrece Noche, following the change of Teletrece's naming scheme, where the edition names have the full "Teletrece" name in the new names.
2012-2016[]
2016-2019[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Myriad
Launched:
Unknown
2019; 2021[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Custom (T13) Gliam Bold Italic (Noche)
Launched:
3 March 2019
In December 2019, T13 Noche was cancelled. Canal 13 stated that, because of the 2019 social crisis of Chile, they wanted to promote other, more accessible schedules (mostly the afternoon)[2]. However, on January 2021, through commercial breaks, it was announced that T13 Noche would officially return to Canal 13's official schedules. The program was finally relaunched on February 1st 2021, at midnight (after broadcasting the 2020 TV series Rubí) and is broadcast Mondays-Thursdays (T13 Noche is NOT broadcast on Fridays, as its time schedule is taken by the movie block Grandes Eventos). During the new 2021 phase, this logo was short-lived, with the logo changed at the end of the month.
2021-2022[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Custom (T13) Lufga Black (Noche)
Launched:
28 February 2021
After the return of the program, Teletrece adopted new graphics across all media. With this change, the "Noche" text is now written in Lufga Black and is in all-caps, to match the other editions.
As seen on the outro.
2022-present[]
Designer:
Unknown
Typography:
Custom (T13) Geomanist (Noche)
Launched:
2 May 2022
Despite this logo being officially used since 2 May 2022, it technically made its debut the following day (as it's broadcast 35 minutes after midnight in the Monday-Thursday schedules). This logo follows the 2022 Teletrece logo pattern, with the word "Noche" being written in sentence case.
Notes 1Simulcast of T13 en vivo for the Chilean digital TV, inactive since 2022. 2Radio station operated by RDF Media. 3Special 1-hour section in Teletrece made due to the 2022 Chilean Constitutional Plebiscite. 4Transferred in 1970 to Televisión Nacional de Chile. 5Predecessor of Teletrece Noche, broadcast in 1974. Not to be confused with Televisión Nacional de Chile's current newscast.
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