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==={{Ordinal|1}} Logo (1958-1969)=== |
==={{Ordinal|1}} Logo (1958-1969)=== |
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'''Visuals:''' We see the logo, with the text that says '''"UNESCO"''' on top, '''"CANAL" <big>"7"</big>''' on the middle and '''"E.E.M.E.P"''' at the bottom. |
'''Visuals:''' We see the logo, with the text that says '''"UNESCO"''' on top, '''"CANAL" <big>"7"</big>''' on the middle and '''"E.E.M.E.P"''' at the bottom. |
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'''Audio:''' None |
'''Audio:''' None |
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'''Availability:''' Seen on a small ident telling a long story short on how TV Perú was born for its 50 years. |
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=== {{Ordinal|2}} Logo (1969-1974) === |
=== {{Ordinal|2}} Logo (1969-1974) === |
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[[File:Canal 7 Perú 1977.png|center |
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'''Visuals:''' We see the number 7 in a weird font, between two texts: '''"canal"''' & '''"tv"'''. Resembling the channel number. |
'''Visuals:''' We see the number 7 in a weird font, between two texts: '''"canal"''' & '''"tv"'''. Resembling the channel number. |
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'''Audio:''' Background Music with an Announcer |
'''Audio:''' Background Music with an Announcer |
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=== {{Ordinal|3}} Logo (1974-1978) === |
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'''Visuals:''' We see the number 7 in a black circle with 3 circle-borders around it, in the seven, we see the text {{Font|Arial|"CANAL"}}. |
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'''Variants:''' None |
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'''Audio:''' None |
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'''Availability:''' Unknown |
'''Availability:''' Unknown |
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Background
TV Perú is the public television network of Peru. It is the first television station in the country and the one with the greatest national coverage. Since 2010, it officially began its
broadcasts on digital terrestrial television and became the first Peruvian channel to officially use this technology. It is part of the National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru (IRTP) along with other media such as Radio Nacional del Perú and Radio La Crónica AM, which are also owned by the Peruvian Government. Its sister channel, TV Perú Internacional, transmits its signal throughout America, Europe, Asia, Oceania and North Africa.
1st Logo (1958-1969)
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Visuals: We see the logo, with the text that says "UNESCO" on top, "CANAL" "7" on the middle and "E.E.M.E.P" at the bottom.
Variants: None
Audio: None
Availability: Seen on a small ident telling a long story short on how TV Perú was born for its 50 years.
2nd Logo (1969-1974)
Visuals: We see the number 7 in a weird font, between two texts: "canal" & "tv". Resembling the channel number.
Variants: None
Audio: Background Music with an Announcer
Availability: Unknown
3rd Logo (1974-1978)
.webp)
Visuals: We see the number 7 in a black circle with 3 circle-borders around it, in the seven, we see the text "CANAL".
Variants: None
Audio: None
Availability: Unknown
