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MTV Latin America
MTV Latin America
MTV Latin America
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MTV Networks (Viacom) http://www.mtvla.com
MTV Latin America (also known as MTV Latinoamérica, MTV Latino or MTV Latin) is a cable television specialty service aimed at residents in Hispanic American countries. It was launched on October 1, 1993 as MTV en Español. The channel is a Hispanic American version from MTV. The channel is property of MTV Networks Latin America, a subsidiary of Viacom. The service is headquartered in Miami Beach. MTV Latin America is distributed via satellite, cable, and other terrestrial distribution through of three different feeds in Argentina, Colombia and Mexico. The channel has also their own versions of MTV reality shows like Roomraiders or Dismissed, but most of the time the bad words are not censored in Latin América Regions (specially during the watershed time). The first video shown was We Are South American Rockers by the Chilean band Los Prisioneros.
Feeds
MTV Latin America is divided in the following feeds: • Argentina • Bolivia/Paraguay • Chile • Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua) • Colombia • Dominican Republic • Ecuador • Mexico
• Panama • Peru • Venezuela • Uruguay • United States (as MTV Tr3s) Shows currently airing in MTV Latin America include: Reality and Animated Shows • MTV Cribs • Next • Exposed • Pimp my Ride • Pimp my Ride U.K • Life of Ryan • That’s Amoré • From G’s to Gents • From G’s to Gents (season 2) • Making the Video • Scarred • Wrestling Society X • Punk’d • Made (TV series) • My Super Sweet 16 • Rob & Big • South Park • Total Drama Island • Drawn Together (translated in Spanish as La Casa de los Dibujos) • Happy Tree Friends • The Dudesons • Human Giant • Run’s House • A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila (translated in Spanish as Un Shot de Amor con Tila Tequila) • A Shot at Love II with Tila Tequila (translated in Spanish as Un Shot de Amor con Tila Tequila 2) • Parental Control • Room 401 • Wanna Come In? • True Life (translated in Spanish as Vida Real) • Alejo y Valentina • Fist of Zen • The City • The Hills • Fur TV (translated in Spanish as TV de Ciertopelo) Original Shows
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This shows although they’re locally produced in Latin America they only last between 1 or 2 seasons. The only exception is Joystickeros which has lasted 3 seasons. • Rally MTV (lasted 1 season) • Quiero Mis Quinces (Latin American version of "Super Sweet 16") (Lasted 2 seasons) • Rock Dinner (Lasted 2 seasons) • Joystickeros • Dansin’ Ropa Music Shows • MTV Live • Videorama • Videosomnia • • • • • •
MTV Latin America
Asterisco Playlist Karaoqué Pixcelu El 20 Los 10 + pedidos (Replaced in 2009 by Tu Top 10) • El clic • Top 5 • La Zona TV
See also
• List of MTV Latin America VJ’s
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