Zona Latina

Zona Latina
Launched	August, 1997[1]
Owned by	Vía Comunicaciones S.A.
Picture format	480i (SDTV)
Slogan	Lo Escuchas, lo ves
Country	Chile
Language	Spanish
Broadcast area	Chile
Headquarters	Santiago, Chile
Sister channel(s)	Via X Bang TV ARTV
Website	www.zonalatina.cl
Availability
Terrestrial
Digital (Santiago)	Channel 59 (Approximately)
Satellite
Telstar 14 (Estrela do Sul)	11603 V
Telmex TV	Channel 52
Movistar TV Digital	Channel 123
Cable
VTR	See list  Channel 23 (Santiago) Channel 59 (Arica) Channel 59 (Iquique/Alto Hospicio) Channel 96 (Tocopilla) Channel 4 (Antofagasta) Channel 44 (Copiapó) Channel 59 (Coquimbo/La Serena) Channel 10 (Viña del Mar/Valparaíso) Channel 38 (San Felipe/Los Andes) Channel 40 (Rancagua) Channel 77 (Curicó/Talca) Channel 2 (San Carlos) Channel 2 (Chillán) Channel 59 (Los Ángeles (Chile)) Channel 25 (Concepción/Talcahuano) Channel 37 (Temuco) Channel 37 (Valdivia) Channel 2 (Osorno/La Unión) Channel 3 (Puerto Varas/Puerto Montt)
GTD Manquehue	Channel 36

Zona Latina is a private owned cable TV channel of Chile. It airs Spanish language music videos as well as Talk Shows. Its sister station is Via X which airs English language music videos. It is owned by 'Television Interactiva and is available on cable. On April 9, 2012, the channel premiered his first,program called Sabores ¿Qué cocinamos hoy? (English:Flavors: What are we cooking today?)^[2] Other shows are "Sin Dios Ni Late", hosted by journalist Carola Brethauer, and "No eres tú, soy yo", hosted by Javiera Suárez.

Screenshot of the TV channel with the correspondent logo in 2006.

See also

• List of Chilean television channels

References

External links

• Official Site (in Spanish)