Arpeggio TV

Arpeggio TV was a Latin American open television channel that broadcast from Buenos Aires via Argentina's Digital Terrestrial Television (TDA) network and in five countries. Its programming consisted exclusively of classical music. The channel was operated by Albavisión, a media group with interests across Latin America. It began in 2011 as a Latin music channel called Video Éxitos (VX), produced by Triple D Producciones. In 2012, due to very low audience ratings, it was replaced by Arpeggio, which shifted the format to classical music. The channel's final broadcast on Argentina's TDA took place on 25 September 2017, following a decision by the Ministry of Planning, which managed the platform, as part of a comprehensive programming renewal. It was replaced by France 24 under a leasing arrangement. Arpeggio TV was also carried as a television program on Telecanal in Chile (at 22:00) and on Canal Orbe 21 in Argentina. The channel is now defunct.

Arpeggio TV originated in 2011 as Video Éxitos (VX), a Latin music channel produced by Triple D Producciones. In 2012, due to very low audience ratings, it was replaced by Arpeggio, which changed the format to classical music. The channel was operated by Albavisión and broadcast from Buenos Aires on Argentina's Digital Terrestrial Television (TDA) platform, as well as in five other countries. Its programming consisted exclusively of music. On 25 September 2017, the channel's final broadcast on Argentina's TDA took place, following a decision by the Ministry of Planning, which was in charge of the platform, as part of a comprehensive programming renewal. It was replaced by France 24 under a leasing arrangement. Arpeggio TV was also carried as a television program on Telecanal in Chile at 22:00 and on Canal Orbe 21 in Argentina. The channel is now defunct.

• 2012

  Replaced by Arpeggio due to very low audience ratings; format changed to classical music.

• 2011

  Launched as Video Éxitos (VX), a Latin music channel produced by Triple D Producciones.

• Final broadcast on Argentina's TDA; replaced by France 24 under a leasing arrangement.

Classical music television channel for Latin American audiences, distributed via digital terrestrial television and cable/satellite.

• Arpeggio TV channel

  Classical music television channel broadcast in Argentina and five other countries.

• Video Éxitos (VX)

  Latin music channel that preceded Arpeggio TV.

1. 1Arpeggio TV - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Arpeggio TV - Wikipedia (Spanish)es.wikipedia.org