Mexicanal

Mexicanal
Launched August 23, 2005
Owned by Castalia Communications
Cablecom
Broadcast area  United States and  Canada.
Website mexicanal.com
Availability
Satellite
Dish Network Channel 844
Cable
Comcast Selected areas
AT&T U-Verse Selected areas
Cablevision Selected areas
Charter Selected areas
Mediacom Selected areas
Frontier Selected areas

Mexicanal is a Mexican-based Spanish-language television network launched in 2005 by Castalia Communications and Cablecom. The network's studios and broadcast center is based in the Mexican city of San Luis Potosí.

Programming

Mexicanal features news, cultural programming, sports and popular entertainment from public broadcasters, independent producers and public access stations throughout Mexico.

Programming on Mexicanal also includes its daily news program, MX24 Noticias, featuring the top local, national and international news. It is anchored by Cecilia Mendez, with Raul Espinosa and Miguel Gallegos.

Other programs include:

Charter, AT&T, Mediacom, and Comcast offer Mexicanal in their "Spanish-language tier" lineups in the United States.

Mexicanal content

Since 2013 Mexicanal has been creating content:

Mexican affiliates

City or state Station
 Aguascalientes 26 Aguascalientes TV HD
 Chiapas Canal 10 TV Chiapas
 Campeche Televisión y Radio de Campeche (TRC)
 Mexican Federal District /  State of Mexico Canal 34 Mexiquense TV
 Guanajuato TV4 Cuatro of Guanajuato
 Guerrero Soy Guerrero
 Hidalgo Hidalgo Televisión
 Jalisco C7 Jalisco
 Michoacán Telemichoacán
 Nuevo León TV Nuevo León
 Oaxaca Oaxaca TV
 Puebla Puebla TV
 Querétaro Televisión Querétaro www.radioytelevisiónqueretaro.mx/index.html
 Quintana Roo Siete Más Televisión
 San Luis Potosí Canal Nueve www.canal9slp.mx/
 Sonora Telemax
 Tabasco TVT Televisión Tabasqueña
 Veracruz TV MÁS
 Yucatán Canal Trece TV
 Zacatecas Canal B15 Zacatecas www.b15.com.mx/

References

  1. "El Rayo, Vida de Lucha". Mexicanal.
  2. "Mexicanal produces "Son Mariachis "". HispanicAd.
  3. "imagenes de mexico mexicanal". Mexicanal.
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