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1951–1952 1952–1966 1966–1967 1967–1968 1968–1973 1973–1974 1974–1985
1951–1952 1952–1966 1966–1967 1967–1968 1968–1973 1973–1974 1974–1985
1985–1988 1988–1991 1991–1993 1993–1994 1994–1995 1995–1996 1996–1997
1985–1988 1988–1991 1991–1993 1993–1994 1994–1995 1995–1996 1996–1997
1997 1997–2016 2007–2010 2007–2014 2011–2016 2016–present
1997 1997–2016 2007–2010 2007–2014 2011–2016 2016–present

Las Estrellas (famously known as El Canal de las Estrellas) is a Mexican television network owned by TelevisaUnivision. It was founded in October 1950 as the XEW-TV signal by Emilio Azcarraga Vidaurreta. On March 21, 1951, it commenced its official broadcast as the second TV channel in Mexico.

XEW-TV (Canal 2)[]

1951–1952[]

XEWTV2

Upon its launch, it adopted its first logo that consists of the "XEW TV" wordmark that is together with the italicized "Canal" wordmark and a 2-numeral which is inside a circle.

1952–1966[]

XEW 1951
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On August 9, 1952, XEW-TV introduced a new logo that consists of a test card with two color bars and a circle with three rings and various stars with some four stripers and also a fat ring with an image of the Planet Earth. The "XEW Television" wordmark appears on the top-left corner and the "Canal" wordmark with the 2 numeral that is inside a circle is placed in the bottom-right corner. With this first logo, the channel began its official broadcast by expanding later to all of Mexico.

1966–1967[]

Cadena WTV 1966

Then the logo shows as the "W" station was named as the Cadena W as of the W Radio. Describing the rounded trapezoid shape with the network name as "CADENA W TV", the two W's have merged variants (outline-only and filled-black colors), and as it showed the wordmark outside of it as "CANAL 2". It was still used on printed advertisements on September 1970 at least.

1967–1968[]

XEWTV2 (1967)

The logo consists of the letter W and the number 2 that was formed by an intertwined band. Under it appeared the text Cadena WTV Proyección Nacional

1968–1988[]

1968–1973[]

XEW-TV2 (1968)

The logo was simply the name "Canal" and the number "2" with the typography as the identification logo on Poster font by Extratype (with a Didot typeface).

1973–1974[]

XEW-TV2 (1973)

When Televisa was founded on January 8, 1973, The number "2" moved inside the sun of the company's logo as its sister channels.

1974–1985[]

XEW-TV2 (1974)

The 1968 logo brought back without the Spanish word "CANAL", it adopts with a number two standalone.

XEW-TV (El Canal de las Estrellas)[]

1985–1988[]

Canal 2 (Las Estrellas) - 1985
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Brush Script
Launched:  Unknown

XEW-TV 2 adopted the name of El Canal de las Estrellas instead of the slogan, having as its first logo the name of the channel in Brush Script font. The number two moved to the black box with a white outline. This was the final logo with a number of television channels.

1988–1991[]

XEWTV2 El Canal de las Estrellas 1988
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The logo used a star for the first time, this is an Aztec design in gray, in front of it appears the name "El Canal de las Estrellas" in the Harlow Solid font by ITC in blue tones. The ID of the channel began to be carried out in 3D, is the actress and singer Lucía Méndez who appears playing the jingle of the channel, the actors, singers, journalists and Televisa drivers would also appear for the first time in the promotion, being for many years the main seal of the channel.

1991–1996[]

1991–1993[]

Xewtv1991
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Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Book Antiqua (Call leters)
Launched:  November 4, 1991

A star was released as a logo formed by five elongated rhombuses in golden tones, while the name of the channel appeared in italics. In the identification of the channel, the acronym appeared above the name of the channel in typography Times New Roman. In the promotional ones the acronym, XEW TV was also used in Typography Book Antiqua.

1993–1994[]

XEWTV 1993
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On January 7, 1993, the tones of the 1991 star logo are changed. The figures appeared in shades of green, blue, violet, red and yellow while the name of the channel in white. The same star was also used as a logo but ahead of an incomplete circle, surrounded by a band and complemented by three triangles.

1994–1995[]

XEW Canal de las Estrellas 1994
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On September 5, 1994, the logo was a star outlined in orange forward that rotated at the same time as the name text.

1995–1996[]

Canal 2 (Las Estrellas) 1995
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Times New Roman
Launched:  June 1995

The big golden star was in a white circle with the Spanish words "El Canal de las Estrellas" in Times New Roman typography. Describing as a "Star Planet Logo" at the time, with a little red star orbiting as a satellite television network when the channel expanded further outside of Mexico, although it's still a national TV network. In Europe began broadcasting in 1984 based on the name of the American Spanish-language channel "Galavisión", and Latin America by 1992; both are the cable and satellite television channels.

1996–1997[]

Canal 2 (Las Estrellas 1996)
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Copperplate Gothic
Launched:  June 1996

In June of 1996, the logo was made up of golden letters with the Spanish words "El Canal de las Estrellas", but it had 2 variants: at the beginning of the year, in the first semester, a star with 5 yellow peaks was used along with the golden letters adorned with Pre-Hispanic motifs with which different promotional ones dedicated to Mexican culture were made. From July onwards, the star was simplified to a blue one, and with it, the promotional ones were more dedicated to daily life in the city.

1997[]

XEW-TV2 (Las Estrellas) 1997
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Democratica
Launched:  January 1997

At the beginning of 1997, the logo was the star formed by five different figures, like the one from 1991, but the name of the channel with Democratica font in lowercase white appears to those used previously. This logo turned out to be short-lived as the channel unveiles a new logo.

Canal de las Estrellas[]

1997–2016[]

1997–2007[]

Canal 2 (Las Estrellas) 1997
Designer:  Pablo Rovalo
Typography:  Aurora Bold Condensed
Launched:  September 15, 1997

On September 15, 1997, El Canal de las Estrellas adopted a new logo which would later be associated with the channel for almost 20 years, designed by Pablo Rovalo, from which its subsequent variants are derived. The logo consists of a star with 6 peaks, surrounded by a circle, divided in half into two colors. In 2005, the network started referring as Canal de Las Estrellas similar to how its sister network stopped referring by its callsigns years prior.

This Logo is originally with the colors white and red, but at the beginning of 2000, it has begun to have other colors and shades, and the Fabulojos 3D capsule. Originally, it appeared next to the name "El Canal de Las Estrellas", which appeared in red letters with Aurora typography. Later in 2004, the channel changed the name to "Canal de las Estrellas" to define better.

2007–2010[]

Estrellas-2009
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Designer:  Pablo Rovalo
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  Unknown

By 2007, the 1997 logo began to undergo transformations. As of this year the logo becomes metallic and has two variations: In the first variation the logo is white on the left side and red on the right side, and turning to the right as in 1997; This variant was used mostly in commercials and in ident TV until 2010.

2010–2014[]

XEWTV2-2012
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Designer:  Pablo Rovalo
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  Unknown

By January 2010, The logo is exactly the same as in 1997, that is, placed in front, but this time it is metallic (like the previous variants). This logo is mainly used on the screen, in the upper right corner, during programming between 2007 and 2010; It also appears in some commercials and on the website of the channel. And from 2010, this logo is used on the on-screen bug logos and promotional channel at that time.

2011–2016[]

XEW-TV2014
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Designer:  Pablo Rovalo
Typography:  Unknown
Launched:  Unknown

By 2011, the 1997 logo in a metallic tone, is adopted as the official logo of the channel returning the 2007 variant logo.

Las Estrellas[]

2016–present[]

Las Estrellas
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Klavika
Launched:  August 22, 2016

As of 2016, the channel is completely renewed with a logo in which it forms one of an 8-pointed thin star with a color type at each peak (Purple, Green, Orange, Red, Pink, Blue, Turquoise and Yellow). At the bottom of this logo is the ident TV channel name "Las Estrellas" in lowercase letters with Klavika font by Eric Olson. In 2020, the logo colors became all white but the 2016 logo remains in use.


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