Las Estrellas

Las Estrellas
Type	Terrestrial television network
Country	Mexico
Availability	Mexico; Europe; Latin America
Motto	Las Estrellas; (The Stars)
Licence area	National
Headquarters	Mexico City
Broadcast area	National
Area	Mexico
Owner	Televisa
Launch date	21 March 1951
Picture format	480i (16:9 SDTV); 1080i (HDTV)
OTA National; (Except Tijuana)	Channel 2
OTA Tijuana	Channel 19
SKY México	Channel 102 (SD) ; Channel 1102 (HD)
Dish México	Channel 102 (SD) ; Channel 1102 (HD)
Official website	www.lasestrellas.tv

Las Estrellas ("The Stars"; previously El Canal de las Estrellas, or "The Channel of the Stars") is one of the cornerstone networks of Televisa, with affiliate stations all over Mexico, flagshipped at XEW-TDT in Mexico City. Many of the programs of Las Estrellas are seen in the United States on Univision, UniMás, and Galavisión.[1]

Las Estrellas international

Las Estrellas is available as a pay television network in Europe and Australia as Las Estrellas Europa[2] and Las Estrellas Latinoamérica in Central and South America through Televisa Networks.[3] Both feeds differ from the Las Estrellas programming, usually broadcasting shows weeks behind their original broadcast.

In Canada, XEW-TDT and the Las Estrellas schedule is available in full on Rogers Cable (limited to the Greater Toronto Area) and Bell Fibe TV as an eligible foreign service.

Network logos

1951 logo
1968 logo
1988 logo
1997 logo
2016 Logo

Programming

Weekday programming in the afternoon and prime time consists of telenovelas. Las Estrellas airs sports programming and sports specials like the Olympic Games and the FIFA World Cup. Morning and afternoon programming consists of news, sports, talk shows, and variety shows. Night time programming is filled with a news program and Univision-produced shows. Examples of shows produced by Las Estrellas are Recuerda y Gana, Hoy, El Juego de las Estrellas, and Cuéntamelo ya. The network also produces and airs the Premios TVyNovelas, sponsored by the Televisa-owned magazine of the same name and considered the highest honor in the domestic Mexican television industry.

Repeaters

The following is a list of all full-time Las Estrellas repeaters:

RF	VC	Callsign	Location	ERP	Concessionaire
26	2	XHEBC-TDT	Ensenada	38 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHBM-TDT	Mexicali	180 kW	Televimex
22	19	XHUAA-TDT	Tijuana	200 kW	Televimex
27	2	XHSJT-TDT	San José del Cabo Cabo San Lucas	30 kW 27 kW[4]	Televimex
30	2	XHCBC-TDT	Cd. Constitución	10 kW	Televimex
26	2	XHGWT-TDT	Guerrero Negro	30 kW	Televimex
28	2	XHLPT-TDT	La Paz	26 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHCPA-TDT	Campeche	28 kW	Televimex
22	2	XHCDC-TDT	Ciudad del Carmen	31 kW[5]	Televimex
21	2	XHEFT-TDT	Escárcega	18 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHWVT-TDT	Tonalá Arriaga	20 kW 18 kW[6]	Televimex
34	2	XHCIC-TDT	Cintalapa de Figueroa		Televimex
23	2	XHCMZ-TDT	Comitán de Dominguez	32 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHHUC-TDT	Huixtla	40 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHOCC-TDT	Ocosingo	39 kW	Televimex
16	2	XHSCC-TDT	San Cristobal de las Casas	30 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHAA-TDT	Tapachula	62 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHTUA-TDT	Tuxtla Gutiérrez	45 kW	Televimex
28	2	XHVAC-TDT	Venustiano Carranza	22 kW	Televimex
26	2	XHVFC-TDT	Villaflores	20 kW	Televimex
36	2	XHCHC-TDT	Cd. Camargo	24 kW	Televimex
46	2	XHCCH-TDT	Cd. Cuauhtémoc	26 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHDEH-TDT	Cd. Delicias	20 kW	Televimex
33	2	XHBU-TDT	Cd. Jiménez	11 kW	Televimex
29	2	XEPM-TDT	Cd. Juárez	50 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHMAC-TDT	Cd. Madera	14 kW	Televimex
24	2	XHFI-TDT	Chihuahua Cd. Cuauhtémoc	47 kW 26 kW[7]	Televimex
26	2	XHHPT-TDT	Hidalgo del Parral	24 kW	Televimex
27	2	XHNCG-TDT	Nuevo Casas Grandes	34 kW	Televimex
15	2	XHOCH-TDT	Ojinaga	23 kW	Televimex
35	2	XHBVT-TDT	San Buenaventura	25 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHSAC-TDT	Santa Barbara	23 kW	Televimex
32	2	XEW-TDT	Mexico City (Pico Tres Padres, Mexico)	270 kW	Televimex
35	2	XHWDT-TDT	Allende	40 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHAMC-TDT	Ciudad Acuña	50 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHRDC-TDT	Nueva Rosita	42 kW	Televimex
35	2	XHMOT-TDT	Monclova	50 kW	Televimex
22	2	XHPAC-TDT	Parras de la Fuente	62 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHPNT-TDT	Piedras Negras	43 kW	Televimex
20[8]	2	XHO-TDT	Torreón	150 kW	Televimex
16	2	XHBZ-TDT	Colima Manzanillo Cd. Guzmán, Jal.	54 kW 30 kW[9] 15 kW[10]	Televimex
23	2	XHTEC-TDT	Tecomán/Armería	33 kW	Televimex
21	2	XHDI-TDT	Durango Santiago Papasquiaro, Dgo.	94 kW	Televimex
27	2	XHLGT-TDT	León Guanajuato	180 kW 20 kW[11]	Televimex
22	2	XHACZ-TDT	Acapulco	15 kW	Televimex
20	2	XHCK-TDT	Chilpancingo	50 kW	Televimex
26	2	XHIGG-TDT	Iguala	43 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHTGG-TDT	Tecpán de Galeana	24 kW	Televimex
27	2	XHIZG-TDT	Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo	40 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHTWH-TDT	Tulancingo	45 kW	Televimex
36	2	XHATJ-TDT	Atotonilco El Alto	24 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHANT-TDT	Autlán de Navarro	43 kW	Televimex
24	2	XHGA-TDT.	Guadalajara Metropolitan Area	150 kW	Televimex
25	2	XHLBU-TDT	La Barca	22 kW	Televimex
36	2	XHPVT-TDT	Puerto Vallarta	33 kW	Televimex
36	2	XHTM-TDT	Altzomoni Tejupilco de Hidalgo Taxco, Gro. Pachuca, Hgo. (RF 39) Cuernavaca, Mor. San Martín Texmelucan, Pue. Tlaxcala, Tlax.	236 kW 20 kW[12] 21 kW[13] 8 kW[14] 45 kW[15] 20 kW[16] 30 kW[17]	Televimex
19	2	XHTOL-TDT	Toluca/Jocotitlán	45 kW	Televimex
25	2	XHAPN-TDT	Apatzingán	47 kW	Televimex
21	2	XHCHM-TDT	Ciudad Hidalgo	14 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHLBT-TDT	Lazaro Cárdenas	25 kW	Televimex
31	2	XHLRM-TDT	Los Reyes	22 kW	Televimex
16	2	XHKW-TDT	Morelia	47.2 kW	Jose Humberto y Loucille Martínez Morales
30	2	XHURT-TDT	Cerro Burro, Mich.	338 kW	Televimex
14	2	XHSAM-TDT	Sahuayo de Morelos-Jiquilpan	20 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHZMT-TDT	Zamora	32 kW	Televimex
36	2	XHZIM-TDT	Zinapécuaro	30 kW	Televimex
25	2	XHZMM-TDT	Zitácuaro	10 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHACN-TDT	Acaponeta and Tecuala	15 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHIMN-TDT	Islas Marias	1.3 kW	Televimex
18	2	XHSEN-TDT	Santiago Ixcuintla	17 kW	Televimex
28	2	XHTEN-TDT	Tepic	55 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHX-TDT	Monterrey Saltillo, Coah. Sabinas Hidalgo	200 kW 45 kW[18] 4.8 kW	Televimex
31	2	XHHLO-TDT	Huajuapan de León Tehuacán, Pue.	76 kW 36 kW[19]	Televimex
21	2	XHPAO-TDT	Cerro Palma Sola, Oax.	76 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHMIO-TDT	Miahuatlán de Porfirio Díaz	18 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHBN-TDT	Oaxaca	97 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHPNO-TDT	Pinotepa Nacional	46 kW	Televimex
36	2	XHPAT-TDT	Puerto Ángel	24 kW	Televimex
31	2	XHPET-TDT	Puerto Escondido	21 kW	Televimex
20	2	XHZAP-TDT	Zacatlán	20 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHZ-TDT	Querétaro (Cerro El Zamorano) Cerro El Cimatario Guanajuato, Gto. Irapuato-Celaya, Gto. San Miguel de Allende, Gto.	180 kW 10 kW 20 kW 50 kW 65 kW	Televimex
21	2	XHCCN-TDT	Cancún Playa del Carmen	60 kW 20 kW[20]	Televimex
27	2	XHCHF-TDT	Chetumal	28 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHCOQ-TDT	Cozumel	60 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHCDV-TDT	Ciudad Valles	18 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHMTS-TDT	Matehuala	27 kW	Televimex
31	2	XHSLA-TDT	San Luis Potosí	210 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHTAT-TDT	Tamazunchale	40 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHBT-TDT	Culiacán	155 kW	Televimex
25 30	2	XHBS-TDT	Los Mochis Cd. Obregón, Son.(RF 30)[21]	110 kW 200 kW	Televimex
25	2	XHOW-TDT	Mazatlán	118 kW	Televimex
17	2	XHAPT-TDT	Agua Prieta	25 kW	Televimex
35	2	XHSVT-TDT	Caborca	37 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHCNS-TDT	Cananea	32 kW	Televimex
20	2	XHGST-TDT	Guaymas	46 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHHES-TDT	Hermosillo	100 kW	Televimex
21	2	XHMST-TDT	Magdalena de Kino	24 kW	Televimex
27	2	XHBF-TDT	Navojoa	65 kW	Televisora de Navojoa
41	2	XHNOS-TDT	Nogales	35 kW	Televimex
22	2	XHPDT-TDT	Puerto Peñasco	32 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHLRT-TDT	San Luis Río Colorado	55 kW	Televimex
27	2	XHFRT-TDT	Frontera	18 kW	Televimex
31	2	XHUBT-TDT	La Venta	3 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHTET-TDT	Tenosique Palenque, Chis.	28 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHVIZ-TDT	Villahermosa	125 kW	Televimex
34	2	XHMBT-TDT	Ciudad Mante	27 kW	Televimex
31	2	XHTK-TDT	Ciudad Victoria	80 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHLUT-TDT	La Rosita-Villagrán	35 kW	Televimex
29	2	XHLAR-TDT	Nuevo Laredo	200 kW	Televimex
19	9	XERV-TDT	Reynosa	300 kW	Televisora de Occidente
28	2	XHTAM-TDT	Matamoros	265 kW	Televimex
25	2	XHSFT-TDT	San Fernando	15 kW	Televimex
32	2	XHSZT-TDT	Soto la Marina	20 kW	Televimex
17	2	XHGO-TDT	Tampico	180 kW	Televimex
18	2	XHCRT-TDT	Cerro Azul	28 kW	Televimex
24	2	XHCV-TDT	Coatzacoalcos	60 kW	Televimex
24	2	XHFM-TDT	Veracruz		Televisora de Occidente
17	2	XHAH-TDT	Las Lajas Nogales Orizaba	430 kW 25 kW[22] 60 kW[23]	Televimex
35	2	XHATV-TDT	San Andrés Tuxtla, Ver.	22 kW	Televimex
30	2	XHTP-TDT	Mérida	125 kW	Televisora Peninsular
32	2	XHVTT-TDT	Valladolid Tizimín	60 kW 28 kW[24]	Televimex
22	2	XHJZT-TDT	Jalpa	25 kW	Televimex
23	2	XHNOZ-TDT	Nochistlan	32 kW	Televimex
18	2	XHSOZ-TDT	Sombrerete	32 kW	Televimex
25	2	XHTLZ-TDT	Tlaltenango Calvillo, Ags.	22 kW 17 kW[25]	Televimex
22	2	XHVAZ-TDT	Valparaiso	22 kW	Televimex
16	2	XHBD-TDT	Zacatecas Aguascalientes, Ags.	130 kW 10 kW[26]	Televimex

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References

External links

www.lasestrellas%20tv.%20com (in Spanish)

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[1] Hollywood Reporter: Univision books more Televisa Original Content

[2] Canal de las Estrellas Europa: Europe and Australia coverage Archived 2011-09-29 at the Wayback Machine

[3] Canal de las Estrellas Latinoameria: Latin America coverage Archived 2011-09-29 at the Wayback Machine

[4] RPC: Shadow XHSJT Cabo San Lucas

[5] RPC: Authorization for XHCDC-TDT

[6] RPC: Shadow XHWVT Arriaga, Chis.

[7] RPC: Shadow XHCHZ Cd. Cuauhtémoc

[8] RPC: Change in Frequency XHO-TDT, from 46 to 20

[9] RPC: Shadow XHBZ Manzanillo

[10] RPC: Shadow XHBZ Cd. Guzmán

[11] RPC: Shadow XHLGT-TDT Guanajuato

[12] RPC: Shadow XHTM Tejupilco

[13] RPC: Shadow XHTM Taxco

[14] RPC: Shadow XHTM Pachuca

[15] RPC: Shadow XHTM Cuernavaca

[16] RPC: Shadow XHTM San Martín Texmelucan

[17] RPC: Shadow XHTM Tlaxcala

[XHX-18] RPC: Shadow XHX

[19] RPC: Shadow XHHLO Tehuacán, Pue.

[20] RPC: Shadow XHCCN Playa del Carmen

[shadowxhbsphysicalchannel-21] RPC: XHBS-TDT, Ciudad Obregón, Sonora

[22] RPC: Shadow XHAH Nogales

[23] RPC: Shadow XHAH Orizaba

[24] RPC: Shadow XHVTT Tizimín, Yuc.

[25] RPC: Shadow XHTLZ Calvillo - RF 24

[26] RPC: Shadow XHBD Aguascalientes

Las Estrellas programming (current and upcoming)
Dramas series	La rosa de Guadalupe (since 2008) Como dice el dicho (since 2011) Sin miedo a la verdad (since 2018) Esta historia me suena (since 2019)
Talk/reality shows	Hoy (since 1998) Pequeños Gigantes (since 2011) Mira quién baila +NOCHE (since 2018) Familias frente al fuego (since 2019) ¿Quién es la máscara? (since 2019) Pinches famosos (since 2019)
Comedy	Papá soltero (reruns) La familia P. Luche (reruns) La parodia (since 2002) Vecinos (since 2005) Nosotros los guapos (since 2016) 40 y 20 (since 2016) Renta congelada (since 2017) Según Bibi (since 2018) Simón dice (since 2018) Mi lista de exes (since 2018) Lorenza (since 2019) Julia vs. Julia (since 2019) Mi querida herencia (since 2019)
Sports	Liga MX (since 2016)
Game shows	100 mexicanos dijeron (since 2001)