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Grilla TV Cartagena LISTADO CANALES BOLÍVAR - HFC ANÁLOGO Aplica para: Cartagena y Turbaco Frecuencia Canal Programador Genero Paquete Tipo Observaciones 2 Epm Telco Informativo Básico SD No Codificado 3 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 4 Local Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 5 Canal Cartagena Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 6 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 7 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 8 Regional Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 9 Disney Espn Infantil Básico SD No Codificado 10 Discovery Latinamerica Networks Infantil Básico SD Codificado 11 Epm Telco Colombiano Básico SD Codificado 12 Regional Colombiano Básico SD Codificado 13 Disney Espn Infantil Básico SD No Codificado 14 Disney Espn Infantil Básico SD Codificado 15 Turner Infantil Básico SD Codificado 16 Mtv Networks Latin America Infantil Básico SD Codificado 17 Turner Infantil Básico SD Codificado 18 Turner Informativo Básico SD Codificado 19 Epm Telco Musical Básico SD No Codificado 20 Turner Musical Básico SD Codificado 21 Win Sports Deportes Básico SD Codificado s p o r t s 22 Fox - Laptv Deportes Básico SD Codificado 23 Fox - Laptv Deportes Básico SD Codificado 24 Fox - Laptv Deportes Básico SD Codificado 25 Disney Espn Deportes Básico SD Codificado 26 Disney Espn Deportes Básico SD Codificado 27 Disney Espn Deportes Básico SD Codificado 28 Discovery Latinamerica Networks Cultural Básico SD Codificado 29 Discovery Latinamerica Networks Cultural Básico SD Codificado 30 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD Codificado 31 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD Codificado 32 Discovery Latinamerica Networks Cultural Básico SD Codificado 33 Discovery Channel Cultural Básico SD Codificado 34 Fox - Laptv Cultural Básico SD Codificado Frecuencia Canal Programador Genero Paquete Tipo Observaciones 35 Fox - Laptv Cultural Basico SD Codificado 36 Hbo Latin America Group Cultural Básico SD Codificado 37 Fox - Laptv Cine Básico SD Codificado 38 Hbo Latin America Group Cine Básico SD Codificado 39 Hbo Latin America Group Cine Básico SD Codificado 40 Fox - Laptv Cine Básico SD Codificado 41 Turner Cine Básico SD Codificado 42 Turner Cine Básico SD Codificado 43 Turner Cine Básico SD Codificado 44 Hbo Latin America Group Cine Básico SD Codificado 45 Televisa Cine Básico SD Codificado 46 Amc Networks International Cine Básico SD Codificado 47 Discovery Latinamerica Networks Series Básico SD Codificado 48 Fox - Laptv Series Básico SD Codificado 49 Fox - Laptv Series Básico SD Codificado 50 Fox - Laptv Series Básico SD Codificado 51 Hbo Latin America Group Series Básico SD Codificado 52 Hbo Latin America Group Series Básico SD Codificado 53 Hbo Latin America Group Series Básico SD Codificado 54 Hbo Latin America Group Series Básico SD Codificado 55 Mtv Networks Latin America Series Básico SD Codificado 56 Turner Series Básico SD Codificado 57 Turner Series Basico SD Codificado 58 Amc Networks International Variedades Básico SD Codificado 59 Televisa Variedades Básico SD Codificado 61 Televisa Variedades Básico SD Codificado 62 Local Colombiano Básico SD Codificado 63 Eternal Word Televisión Network Inc Religioso Básico SD No Codificado 64 Corporación Enlace Colombia Religioso Básico SD No Codificado 65 Local Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 67 Turner Variedades Básico SD Codificado 68 Hbo Latin America Group Especializado Básico SD Codificado 69 Amc Networks International Especializado Básico SD Codificado 70 Mtv Networks Latin America Musical Básico SD Codificado 98 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado 99 Nacional Colombiano Básico SD No Codificado Los canales de TV abierta nacional, regional y local se encuentran incluidos sin costo a los usuarios. UNE se reserva la facultad de modificar tanto las frecuencias como los canales enunciados, por razones de fuerza mayor, condiciones de mercado o aspectos directamente relacionados al contrato con los proveedores de las señales. Precios con IVA incluido. Tarifas sujetas a cambios de acuerdo con la regulación vigente. Sujeto a cobertura y a disponibilidad técnica. Aplican condiciones y restricciones. Ingresa a www.une.com.co.
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