Hisqavisión

Hisqavisión is a Hisqish Spanish-speaking commercial broadcast television network. Launched in 1956 as the Sistema Universitario de Televisión de Bahia Desano (SUT) in the City of Bahia Desano (being available nationwide in the mid-70s), it adopted the current name in 1981. The network is owned by Grupo Hisqavisión and is one of the largest and most watched Spanish-speaking networks in Hisqaida, known internationally by its telenovelas and its entertainment programming like the variety show Viva el Sábado.

Sistema Universitario de Televisión de Bahia Desano[]

1956-1962[]

1962-1981[]

Hisqavisión[]

1981-1987[]

1987-1991[]

1991-2003[]

2003-2011[]

2011-2017[]

2017-present[]

Broadcast television networks in Hisqaida
English-speaking major networks: HBC-TV \| ETN \| Unine \| MBS \| TLG English-speaking minor networks: HBC Two \| Funnix \| REN \| MyTV \| H1 \| ITC \| FAMtel Spanish-speaking major networks: RHTV \| Hisqavisión \| TVL \| SNT Spanish-speaking minor networks: Fusión \| Antena+ \| TeleStra \| La 10 \| CTE+ \| Cadena21 Portuguese-speaking major networks: STH \| Luz \| NVT Portuguese-speaking minor networks: HTI \| Rede 1 Fourth language networks: Eikaroth-speaking networks: TRIH Enij \| ETB Multicultural networks: W1 \| AVTV \| SBS \| Canale M Public non-profit services: RBC \| HISAC TV \| UNK Media \| RTN \| Clerenvisão \| TVN \| RMI Uno \| RMI Due Speciality channels: HBC News One \| RBC News 24 \| RBC1 \| Antenna D \| SportHisqaida \| Bravo TV \| Net3 \| Escape! \| SkyHits TV \| R \| DMAX \| Discovery Máx
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Grupo Hisqavisión, S.A.
Broadcast television network: Hisqavisión Cable channels: Canal Hisqanoticias \| Hisqadeportes Network \| Tele1 \| Canal Buzz¹ \| Gems TV \| TmasTV² \| Odisea¹ \| Hisqavisión Internacional³ ¹Joint-venture with AMC Networks. ²Joint-venture with Cisneros Group. ³Available only outside Hisqaida.
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