Canal 13 (San Luis)

LV 90 TV Canal 13, also known as San Luis + and pronounced San Luis Más is an open television channel that began broadcasting on December 24, 1972. It currently belongs to the Government of the Province of San Luis.
==Canal 2==
Later in the 70s, Canal 2 existed as a closed circuit television channel.
==Canal 13 (first era)==
===1972–1980===
Later on December 24, 1972, Canal 2 changed frequencies and began broadcasting as LV 90 TV Canal 13. The first logo is a number 13 of different typeface and in parallel 3D.
===1980–1990===
It is a rounded rectangle with 10 vertical stripes and the colors green, orange and light blue in various shades. It also has the number 13 inside and below the text "L.V. 90 T.V. CANAL 13 SAN LUIS".
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 1980).jpg|1980 ID
===1990–1994===
The numbers 1 and 3 are put together in the form of a television screen. On the left is the word CANAL in Cooper Black typeface.
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 1990).jpg|1990 ID
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 1990 - 2).jpg|Secondary bumper
===1994–1997===
It is just a 13 parallel 3D target.
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 1994).jpg|Logo with slogan
==El 13 Teve==
===1997–2001===
It is a red circle surrounded by a blue and green ring with 13 in the center, written in a white outline and without a background.
==San Luis Teve==
===2001–2003===
On February 2001, the channel changed its name to San Luis Teve. They are two red triangles that come together (as if they were mountains) and a yellow arc (that represents a sun). The yellow arc in the first triangle turns blue and the second green. Below is the SanLuisTEVE text (SanLuis in black and TEVE in blue, both in Frutiger font).
===2003–2008===
On May 2003, it is a blue inclined rounded screen with a green circle in the center, top and bottom have 2 thick lines and red curves. Additionally, the words San Luis (top) and TeVe (bottom) appear in Eras Bold ITC.
==San Luis Sat==
===2008–2009===
In 2008, during the Via Satellite broadcasts, San Luis Teve changed its name to San Luis Sat. It's a white circle with the word SAT and black and red outlines. On the left is the word SAN LUIS.
San Luis SAT (ID 2008).jpg|2008 ID
===January–September 2009===
The same logo but the word SAT is italic and the word SAN LUIS is removed on the left. Around the logo revolves the text SAN LUIS SAT .
San Luis SAT (ID 2009).jpg|2009 ID (january-september)
===September–December 2009===
The same variant is renewed and the black ring of the logo changes to blue.
San Luis SAT (ID 2009 - 2).jpg|2009 ID (september-december)
==Canal 13 (second era)==
===2010–2012===
The logo represents a brown stone in 3D with the white 13 returning its original name until today.
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2010).jpg|2010 ID
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2010 - 2).jpg|2010 - Secondary ID
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2010 - 3).jpg|2010 - Tertiary ID
Canal 13 San Luis (ID Bicentenario - 2010).jpg|2010 (Bicentennial of Argentina)
Canal 13 San Luis (Logo Sudáfrica 2010).jpg|South Africa 2010 bumper
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2010 - Invierno).jpg|2010 ID (winter)
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2010 - Primavera).jpg|2010 ID (spring)
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2011 - Invierno).jpg|2011 ID (winter)
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2011 - Invierno - 2).jpg|2011 (winter) - Secondary bumper
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2011 - Primavera).jpg|2011 ID (spring)
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2012 - Verano).jpg|2012 ID (summer)
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2012 - Verano - 2).jpg|2012 (summer) - Secondary bumper
===2012–2016===
On April 3, 2012 its logo changed and it was replaced by a thick ring made up of 4 colors: lime green, dark blue, brown and yellow. Below is the text "CANAL 13" but it also replaces the text with the slogan (used on screen until 2014).
Canal 13 San Luis (Logo 2012 - 2).png
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2012).jpg|2012 ID
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2012 - 2).jpg|
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2012 - 3).jpg|
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2012 - 4).jpg|
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2013 - Verano).jpg|2013 ID (summer)
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2013).jpg|2013 ID
Canal 13 San Luis (ID 2014).jpg|2014 ID
==Canal Trece==
===2016–2023===
On August 22, 2016, the ring evolves slightly thin and the 4 colors change order: blue, red, green and yellow. On the right is the word "canaltrece" (canal in white and trece in light blue) in Arista 2.0 font, while the slogan was .
Canal Trece San Luis (Logo 2016 - 2).png
Canal Trece San Luis (Logo horizontal - 2016).png
Canal Trece San Luis (ID 2016).jpg|2016 ID
Canal Trece San Luis (ID 2018 - Verano).jpg|2018 ID (summer)
Canal Trece San Luis (ID 2018 - Otoño).jpg|2018 ID (autumn)
Canal Trece San Luis (ID 2018 - Invierno).jpg|2018 ID (winter)
Canal Trece San Luis (ID 2018 - Primavera).jpg|2018 ID (spring)
Canal Trece San Luis (2021 - Verano).jpg|2021 (summer)
Canal Trece San Luis (2022 - Primavera).jpg|2022 (spring)
Canal Trece San Luis (2022 - Mundial).jpg|Qatar 2022 Bumper
Canal Trece San Luis (50º aniversario - 2022).jpg|50th anniversary (2022)
==San Luis +==
===2023–2024===
On December 10, 2023, it changes its name to San Luis + (pronounced San Luis Más).
San Luis + (Logo 2023 B).png|Green variant
San Luis + (Logo 2023 C).png|Pink variant
San Luis + (Logo 2023 D).png|Blue variant
The next day, the same logo was stylized to be called SL+ with the 3 color variants.
San Luis + (Logo 2023 F).png|Blue variant
San Luis + (Logo 2023 G).png|Green variant
San Luis + (Logo 2023 H).png|Pink variant
San Luis + (ID 2023).jpg|2023 ID A
San Luis + (ID 2023 B).jpg|2023 ID B
San Luis + (ID 2023 C).jpg|2023 ID C
San Luis + (ID 2023 D).jpg|2023 ID D
San Luis + (ID 2023 E).jpg|2023 ID E
San Luis + (ID 2024).jpg
San Luis + (2024 - Verano).jpg|2024 (summer)
===2024–present===
During March 2024, the logo has a light blue outline around the rounded rectangle.
San Luis + (2024 — Invierno).png|2024 (winter)
San Luis + (2024 - Otoño).jpg|2024 (autumn)
San Luis + (2024 - Invierno).jpg|2024 (winter)
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