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Le Monde ….Chez Vous Eventos TV Abierta Entretenimiento Le monde ….chez vous www.tipshaiti.com Télévision & Internet par Satellite 120, rue Louverture PV, Haiti Téléphone:2 512 3860 / 2 942 3860 Email: [email protected] Eventos 001. Sky One TV Abierta 106. Foro TV 171. TV Dominicana 174. Telemicro Canal 5 Entretenimiento 201. Fox Channel México 202. Sony Entertainment TV México 203. BBC Entertainment Latin América 205. Warner Channel 206. E! Entertainment TV 207. FX Latin América 208. Universal Channel 209. SyFy Channel 210. Discovery Home & Health 211. American Network 212. A&E Latin América 213. AXN Latin América 215. Eurochannel 216. Canal de las Estrellas 217. Fox Life Latin América 218. LIV Latin América 219. Cosmopolitan TV 220. TL Novelas 221. Infinitio 222. Animax 223. El Gourmet 224. Casa Club TV 225. Reality TV 226. Fashion TV 227. Utilísima 228. Clásico TV 229. Teleformula Culturales 251. Discovery Channel Latin América 252. Animal Planet Latin América 253. History Channel Latin América 254. National Geographic Channel 255. Arts 256. Biography Channel Latin América Religiosos 257. Maria + Visión Internacionales 271. TVE Internacional (España) 272. Antena 3 Internacional (España) 273. TV Galicia (España) 275. TV Globo Internacional (Brasil) 277. TV5 Monde Latin América (Francia) 279. Deutsche Welle TV (Alemania) 281. RAI Italia (Italia) 283. NHK World Premium (Japón) Infantiles 303. Discovery Kids 307. Nickelodeon 311. Disney XD México 315. Cartoon Network México 320. Disney Channel México 323. Boomerang México 324. Baby TV Latin América 325. Nick Jr. Latin América 327. BabyFirst TV 329. CBeebies Latin América Juegos Interactivos 333. Gamespot Cine 401. De Película 403. De Película Multiplex 415. TNT Latin América 416. TCM Classic Entertainment 417. Space 418. TVC Platino 419. MGM Channel Latin América 420. Studio Universal 426. Europa, Europa 427. Film & Arts 428. The Film Zone 429. Canal Aniversario Cine Premium Movie City 431. Movie City Este 433. Movie City Oeste 435. Cityvibe Oeste 437. Cinecanal 440. Citymix 442. Citystars HBO MAX Digital 450. HBO 2 Latin América 453. HBO Oeste 456. HBO Plus Este 458. HBO Plus Oeste 460. HBO Family Este 462. HBO Family Oeste 470. MAX Latin América 472. Cinemax 476. Maxprime Este 478. Maxprime Oeste Deportivos 501. Sky Sports 502. Sky Sports 2 506. Planeta Fútbol 518. ESPN México 519. ESPN 2 México 520. Fox Sports Premium Cono Norte México 525. Fox Sports Premium + Cono Norte 526. NFL Network 527. Speed Channel Latin América 528. The Golf Channel Latin América Informativos 625. Fox News Channel 626. CNN Internacional 627. CNN en Español 630. Bloomberg TV Latin América 631. BBC World News 635. Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas Musicales 701. MTV Latin América 702. MTV Hits US 703. VH1 Classic US 706. VH1 México 707. Ritmoson Latino 709. Telehit 711. Bandamax 712. MuchMusic 715. Special Weekends (Viernes a Domingo) Audio (DMX Music) 721. Classical 722. Piano 723. Arias & Overture 724. Zen 725. Lite Classical 726. Tranquility 727. Contemporary Instrumentals 728. New Age 729. Jazz 730. Latin Jazz 732. Blue Martini 733. Family Favorites 734. Classic Rock 735. 70's Hits 736. 80's Hits 737. 90's Hits 738. Upbeat Oldies 739. Studio 54 740. Dance 741. Nightclub 742. Groove Lounge 743. Trends 744. Cityscapes 745. Coffehouse 746. Contempo 747. Vixens 748. Adult Alternative 749. Euro Hits 750. Mix 750 751. Traxx 752. Hot Jamz 753. All-Time Pop Hits 754. Love Songs 755. Soft Hits 756. Viva la Navidad 757. Soundtracks 758. Super Éxitos 761. América's Hits 762. Rock en Español 763. Mariachi 764. Regional Mexicana 765. Música Cubana 766. Salsa 767. Tango 768. Brazil Style 769. Italian Style 770. French Style 771. World Beat 772. Kids Music Servicios 100. Sky View 249. Novelas Interactive 504. Sky Sports Interactive 669. Portal Interactive 1 670. Portal Interactive 2 671. Sky Lights Mosaicos 101. Mosaico TV Abierta 200. Mosaico Entretenimiento 1 214. Mosaico Entretenimiento 2 300. Mosaico Kids 400. Mosaico Cine 430. Mosaico Cine Premium 500. Mosaico Deportes 505. Mosaico Planeta Fútbol 600. Mosaico Noticias 700. Mosaico Música 800. Mosaico Pago por Evento 801. Mosaico Sky Premiere 1 802. Mosaico Sky Premiere 2 920. Mosaico Adultos 930. Mosaico Secrets .
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