El Nueve

Background
Canal 9 is an Argentine television network based in Buenos Aires, formed in 1960 with the callsign LS 83. It began color broadcasting in 1980. Following a re-privatization, the station was renamed as "Canal 9 Libertad". In 1997 Australian broadcaster Prime Television bought all of the station, then onsold half of it for US$74 million. In response to a ratings fall, the channel rebranded massively from Canal 9 Libertad to Azul Televisión. The Azul brand lasted until 2002, when the channel reverted back to it's original name, Canal 9, and was acquired by Albavision in 2007. In 2017, it rebranded itself as "El Nueve" (or "The Nine", stylised as "elnueve")

1st Logo (1980-1984)
Logo: On a blue striped background that appears to be moving upwards, the word "CANAL" in a white futuristic font, flies in and stretches into place. After it stops, bars of blue, each getting darker as it continues downward, flash onto the word. After the blue appears on the word, sparkles trace out a dark blue "9" with an arrow jutting out on the right, in which it fades later. A sparkle then appears on the "9" and rotates for the rest of the logo as broadcasting text appears in the bottom right corner.

Variants: Sometimes the logo will stay on screen for longer, due to the music coming in on the "9" drawing in.

Technique: The background, the word appearing and flashing with blue, the "9" drawing, the text flashing.

Music/Sounds:
 * The later version has a 4-note organ tune with an echo can be heard at the beginning. A single note is played when the "9" is drawn in, followed by a ding and a synth drone at the end, along with the announcer saying the name.
 * The early version had an upbeat synth fanfare with the announcer being female this time.
 * The still version had none.

Availability: Extinct.

2nd Logo (1983-1984)
Logo: On a space background with stars shooting out from the center of the screen, an invisible globe with orange continents spins very quickly as an outline of Argentina zooms out to the left. The Canal 9 logo from before then zooms in to the light from the center. The broadcasting text from before then appears on the bottom right side of the screen, but with the city being referred to as "Bs. As. Argentina".

Technique: The background, the globe spinning, the logo and map zooming.

Music/Sounds: A soft synth tune with an announcer. The still version had none.

Availability: Extinct.

3rd (known) Logo (1984)
Logo: On a black background, 4 striped bars come in and intersect in between each other. A flash happens in the middle of the screen, revealing a space background with a "9" that has a green circle in the center, forming a bit of an eye shape. The "9" then comes spinning towards the screen as multiple stars flash in the background. As it stops, nearly taking up the whole screen, "L.S. 83 TV Canal 9" wipes in under the "9". This is followed by "Buenos Aires, Argentina" appear in sync with the music.

Technique: The bars intersecting, along with the rotating model and the star.

Music/Sounds: A rising synth tune in which a 2 beat finish can be heard in time when the words appear, interrupting the announcer. One final repeat can be heard at the end.

Availability: Extinct.

1st Logo (1984-1989)
Logo: On a blue background, a large, realistic dove can be seen above a red "9" with a white outline on it. To the left is "LS 83 TV CANAL" and to the right is "LIBERTAD Buenos Aires Argentina".

Variant: Later on, the background would become like the first logo's background, but with the colors arranged into a different way to look a bit like the Argentina flag. The "9" would also become blue.

Technique: None, it's still.

Music/Sounds: A trumpet fanfare with the announcer saying the broadcast info. Sometimes, there is no music.

Availability: Extinct.

2nd Logo (1984-1991)
Logo: We begin over a shot of a sky, with a flock of birds pasted on top of it. The footage then slowly fades to a bigger bird outside of the flock, but with the other footage still playing. The flock then fades out, leaving the other bird, with it then leading to a shot at sunset with a boy with his hands out running. The bird then flies in as a shot of the boy smiling briefly appears, with the shot of the boy's hand catching the dove later appearing, with the shot chroma-keyed onto a sky background. The footage then condenses into a white square on a black background, freezing seconds later. In the bottom right corner, sparkles draw in a outline of the "9" from before, which then fills in with white. The broadcasting text then wipes in to the left of it by a light before the screen freezes.

Variants:
 * Sometimes, the square doesn't appear and the text animates over the final shot.
 * A short version exists, either with the aforementioned descriptions above or instead, the background blurs around the shot.
 * Later on, the logo would only show the dove flying, then it landing into the boy's hands. The text types in during the animation, followed by the "9" fading in.

Technique: Live action.

Music/Sounds:
 * A upbeat synth fanfare with a female announcer.
 * Sometimes, the fanfare would be replaced with chimes.
 * The later version had a Spanish choir over a guitar tune.

Availability: Extinct.

3rd Logo (1988-1989)
Logo: On a zooming space background, the same icon from the 4th logo is seen, except that the dove is simplified and smaller, and the "9" is gigantic. "CANAL" is seen on the top left, while "LIBERTAD" is in the bottom right. It then cuts to a different space background with shining stars and "Primero en Audiencia!" flips in with a underline in a script font. It then flips over to "Primerio en Calidad!" in the same style as the first phrase.

Variant: Sometimes, the logo will instead fly in and the text will fade in. The text here is in Cooper Black and the "9" is blue with a white outline.

Technique: The background, the flipping.

Music/Sounds: The end of the promo with an announcer.

Availability: Extinct.

4th Logo (1988)
Logo: On a space background, a rotating model of the Earth appears. From it, a map of Argentina flies away and rests at an angle as a satellite appears and flies over to it. The satellite then shoots out radio wave as the logo appears in the bottom right corner.

Variant: A short version exists.

Technique: The moving of the parts.

Music/Sounds: Just a female announcer.

Availability: Extinct. This was used to celebrate the channel when it started satellital broadcasting.

5th Logo (1989)
Logo: On a dark blue background, there is a large marble frame with a clip playing in it, hovering over a blue grid floor. A white dove emerges from it and flies about as a white "9" flips from the bottom of the floor and the broadcasting text types in beside it. The dove rests above the "9", as the now frozen clip zooms into the screen.

Technique: The clip playing, the logo forming.

Music/Sounds: A very loud choir singing, with applause sometimes at the end.

Availability: Extinct.

6th Logo (1994-1995)
Logo: We rotate over a light trail with a "9" on a sunny sky. An animated 3D dove flies slighty towards the screen, as the "9" (now colored blue) is leaved in the background with the name "LIBERTAD".

Variants:
 * On a early version, we see the a space background in which stars appear falling in it forming the "9", then the animations plays almost like the same. The flying dove is also omitted.
 * An evening variant exists in which the sky is somewhat red, and the logo at the end may appear a bit inclined or centered.
 * Sometimes the logo at the end appear inclined.

Technique: 3D animation.

Music/Sounds: A majestic tune.

Availability: Extinct.

7th Logo (1995-1998)
Logo: On a blue floor, 2 pyramids colored red and green appear moving. The red one then morphs into a heart, and both pyramids places in the background. A "9" appear in the now formed logo, and below appear "LIBERTAD".

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Availability: Extinct.

8th Logo (1998)
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Availability: Extinct. This was one of the last ID's used by the channel before the rebranding to Azul Television.

1st Logo (1999-2001)
Logo: We start on a flaming background, then a blue ring comes from the screen. The outside is blue with stripes above and below, while the inside of the ring changes from normal to blue while flipping. A wave-like shape moves to the ring, and the logo is formed. The station text appear below.

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Availability: Extinct.

2nd Logo (1999-2001)
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Technique: Live-action.

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3rd Logo (2001-2002)
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4th Logo (2002)
Logo: There's two logos:
 * On a background, several green lines are seen far away of the screen, and then these moves towards the screen with some letters that forms. The lines moves out the screen while some rectangular pieces forms a light blue prism.
 * On the same background, several numbers and letters appear falling. These dissapear while forming the same prism.

Variants: The background can be white or black.

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Availability: Extinct. This was the last Azul TV ID ever used before its rebranding to Canal 9.

1st Logo (2002-2003)
Logo: We see the new logo of the channel (A red box with "9" in their sides over a blue one with "CANAL") being formed in a purple digital background. Below appear the channel indicator.

Technique: The logo being formed, the background.

Music/Sounds: A majestic tune.

Availability: Extinct.

2nd Logo (2003)
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Music/Sounds: A robotic theme.

Availability: Extinct.

3rd Logo (2003-2004)
Logo: On a blue background, an orange circle with a "9" moves to the center of the screen. The number constantly spin and changes to a fan-like shape.

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 * Sometimes the background is orange.
 * Sometimes, the background is orange and has some Canal 9 logos on it. There's white stripes above and below. There is also two spring variants.

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Music/Sounds: A guitar tune.

Availability: Extinct.

4th Logo (2004-2005)
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5th Logo (2005)
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6th Logo (2005-2006)
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7th Logo (2006-2007)
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8th Logo (2007-2008)
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9th Logo (2008-2009)
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10th Logo (2009-2010)
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11th Logo (2011-2012)
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12th Logo (2013-2014)
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13th Logo (2014-2015)
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14th Logo (2016-2017)
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Availability: Extinct. This wast likely the last ID used by Canal 9 before rebranding to El Nueve.

1st Logo (2017-2019)
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2nd Logo (2019-)
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Here's a video about the logo's history: