Print Logos - La Red (Chile)

La Red (First Era)

1st Print Logo

(1991-1994)

Logo: Originally consisted on a grey pyramid, next or above the text "La RED" in Helvetica font.

Trivia: Strangely, most of the ID's supressed the pyramid, while the "E" in the text changed to different fonts, like Times New Roman or a lower case "e", or even it was replaced by other objets like a box or a microphone.

Variant: After 1992, the "E" would be replaced with an inverted red pyramid.

2nd Print Logo

(1994-1997)

Logo: Same as before, but the "E" is remplaced by another red "E" in typography similar to the Rage Italic.

3rd Print Logo

(1996-1998)

Logo: Two version were used by the company:

• 1996: Consisted in 3 red circles, with the letters "RED" in order inside these. "La" would appear above the circles.
• 1997: We see the text "la red" with 3 red spheres above "red". The font may vary.

4th Print Logo

(1998-1999)

Logo: Consisted on a hand-drawned star with the same colors of the TV Azteca logo (Green, blue, red and yellow).

Red Television

1st Print Logo

(1999-2005)

Logo: Consisted on a blue oval with the letters "RED" in yellow and Gill Sans font inside it. Below the oval appear the word "TELEVISION", also in the same font.

2nd Print Logo

(2005-2009)

Logo: The oval is now yellow, and there's blue borders in the sides. "RED" is on another typograpy and is blue.

La Red (Second Era)

1st Print Logo

(2009-2011)

Logo: Now we see a red oval, with the letters "la red" on Lucida Handwritting, "la" is above and "red" is under.

Variant: Starting in 2010, the logo now has a 3D effect.

2nd Print Logo

(2011-2016)

Logo: We see the letters "l" in magenta, "a" in purple, "r" in yellow, "e" in green, and "d" in blue, all in Harbara typeface. The "e" is slighty inclined.

3rd Print Logo

(2016-)

Logo: Same as before, but like the 2010 variant, the logo is in 3D.

Variant: In 2019, the slogan "Junto a Ti" appear below with line having the same colors as the letters. The letters are also colored white most of the time.