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Color Visión is a television network based in the Dominican Republic. It is one of the largest television channels in that country. Color Visión is channel 9 in the Dominican Republic's television dial.
History
Color Visión began regularly scheduled programming on November 30, 1969, in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros. The first transmissions were from the Matun hotel, in Santiago.
In 1970, Color Visión moved its daily transmissions to Santo Domingo. There, Color Visión used the famous Hotel Jaragua's areas as television sets. One of the first show hosts was Manolo Quiroz.
Later on, Dominican businessman Poppy Bermudez put a large amount of money into helping Color Visión open its own studio.
The 1970s were times of growth for the company, as many locally produced programs were shown, and people such as Jack Veneno found work at the station, and a niche among Dominican television viewers.
During the 1980s, Color Visión contracted such stars as Freddy Beras-Goyco (cousin of Charytín Goico) and Miledys Cabral.
For the next twenty years, the channel continued growing nationally. Color Visión became the first Dominican channel to have live internet telecasts, and, in 2003, it began to be shown in the United States, through the DirecTV system.
Color Visión offers variety and news shows, as well as telenovelas, among other types of programming.
Programs
Monday And Friday
- Hoy Mismo (2000–Present)
- Hablando De Salud (20??-Present)
- ENTRANDO POR LA COCINA (2007–Present)
- El Show Del Mediodia (1977–Present)
- Mundo Vision (1969–Present)
- Con Los Famosos (1998–Present)
- Noti Espetaculos (2005–Present)
- ACERCATE A LOS ASTROS (2005–Present)
- La Super Revista (1990–Present)
- Piedra,Papel & Tijera (2001–Present)
- Happy Team (2009-Prsent)
- Con Freddy Y Punto (2003–Present)
- Perdone La Hora (2000–Present)
- Te Estan Facturando (1993–Present)
Saturdays
- LA POLICIA T.V (2004–Present)
- Sentido Comun (19??-Present)
- Sabado Chiquito (1989–Present)
- Sabado De Corporan (1988–Present)
- La Vida Misma (2000–Present)
- Nuria (1991–Present)
- De La Semana (2004–Present)
- Encuentro (2008–Present)
- Gerardo De Fiesta (2009–Present)
Sundays
- El Mundo De La Fauna
- Entrevista Mundo Vision (19??-Present)
- Punto De Vista
- Lideres (2003–Present)
- Aeromundo (19??-Present)
- 9 X 9 Roberto (1999–Present)
- Formula One Racing (2009–Present)
- Fashion TV (19??-Presente)
- Sabrina De Fin De Semana (19??-Present)
- Estaciones Sociales (2002–Present)
- Con Jatnna (2000–Present)
- Mi Pueblo Por Dentro (2008-Pesent)
- Foro Legislativo
- Diario Del Domingo (2006–Present)
External links
Broadcast television stations in the Dominican Republic Santo Dominico HIJB 2 (Tele Antillas) • VHF 5 (Telemicro) • HISD 4 (RTV Dominicana) • HIN 7 (Antena Latina) • HIMQ 9 (Color Vision) • HITD 11 (Telesistema 11) • HIAM 17 (QTV 17) • HI?? 19 (Tele Globo) • HI?? 21 (UHF 21) • HI?? 23 (Tele Futuro) • HI?? 31 (Telecentro) • HI?? 35 (Sport Vision) • HION 37 (CDN) • HI?? 39 (Telecoral) • HI?? 41 (Televida) • HI?? 47 (AME 47) • HICH 49 (Sistesur) • HIJB 51 (Tele Antillas) • HIZ 45 (Teleradio America) • HI?? 57 (Isla Vision) • HI?? 59 (Mango TV) • HI?? 61 (Promora Iemca) • HIRM 65 (Canal del Sol) • HI?? 69 (Santo Domingo TV)
El Mogote HIMQ 2 (Colorvision) • HITD 9 (Telesistema 11) • HIN 11 (Antena Latina)
San Cristóbal HI?? 27 (RNN) • HI?? 63 (Digital Vision)Other areas HISD 4 (RTV Dominicana) Cibao-Costa Norte • HISD 4 (RTV Dominicana) Ovierdo-Enriquillo • HISD 5 (RTV Dominicana) Alto Bandera • HI?? 6 (Canal 6) (Cambita) • HI?? 7 (Canal 7 Cibao) Cibao, Dominican Republic (Loma del Buzo) • HIMQ 9 (Color Vision) La Romana) • HIMQ 9 (Color Vision) San Felipe de Puerto Plata • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) Barahona • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) Dajabon • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) Descibierta • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) El Cercado • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) Enriquillo • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) La Romana • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) Pedernales • HISD 12 (RTV Dominicana) San Felipe de Puerto Plata • HIND 13 (Telecentro) (Cambita) • HI?? 25 (Canal 25) Santiago de los Caballeros • HI?? 33 (Supercanal 33) (Herrera) • HI?? 43 (Telemacorix) San Pedro de Macorís • HI?? 45 (Turivision) Salvaleón de Higüey • HI?? 49 (Cir. Arcoiris TV) San Francisco de Macorís • HI?? 51 (TNI-TV) Nueva Isabela • HIDV 53 (TV Santa María) (La Vega) • HI?? 55 (Caña TV) La Romana
Other markets in the Dominican Republic: • Santiago • Santo Domingo • La Romana • San Francisco de Macorís • Puerto Rico and Haiti markets
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