Azteca Uno

Background
Azteca Uno (XHDF), previously known as Canal 13 and Azteca 13, is a Mexican television channel and station created in 1968. Its current owner is TV Azteca (previously known as Imevisión before it's privatisation in 1993).

1st Logo (Early 1980s-198?)


Visuals: On a / background with some passing clouds, the Canal 13 logo (a "13" with the word "CANAL" between these numbers, and "TELEVISION" below) appear flipping on the screen while leaving several  sparkles. It stops at the center of the screen, flashing once.

Technique: Early animation.

Audio: Unknown.

2nd Logo (198?-198?)
Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

3rd Logo (1991-1992?)


Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

4th Logo (1992?-1993)


Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Unknown.

5th Logo (1993)
Note: The ID can be seen here.

Visuals: On a white or pink background, the letters "xhdf" are seen appearing or moving on the screen, while the Canal 13 logo from the time (Mi Tele) appear below.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown, with an announcer saying "Esta usted disfrutando XHDF Canal 13, Mi Tele?" ("Are you enjoying XHDF Channel 13, Mi Tele?").

6th Logo (1994)
Note: The ID can be seen here.

Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

7th Logo (1994-1996)
Note: An ID can be seen here.

Visuals: We move near the Canal Trece logo from the time (the number "13" in Mayan numeral system, colored green, blue, purple, and yellow. All of this covered by a ring composed by the words "Courier".

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

8th Logo (1996-1998)
Visuals: Unknown.

Variant: There was an earlier version which had the previous logo.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

9th Logo (1998-1990s)
Visuals: Unknown.

Technique: Unknown.

Audio: Unknown.

Here's a history of the network's idents here: