Aragón TV

Aragón TV is a Spanish free-to-air autonomous public television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish, with some programming also available in the Aragonese language. The channel is owned by the Corporación Aragonesa de Radio y Televisión (CARTV) and is headquartered in Zaragoza, with additional delegations in Teruel and Huesca. Aragón TV began its official broadcasts on April 21, 2006, following a complex political and technical process that stretched over two decades. The channel\'s slogan is La tele que cree en ti (The television that believes in you). In 2023, the channel achieved an 11.6 percent audience share, making it one of the most successful regional broadcasters in Spain.

On air, Aragón TV features a mix of news bulletins, current affairs magazines, cultural programs, entertainment shows, sports coverage, cooking segments, nature documentaries, travelogues, game shows, and films. Flagship news programs include Aragón Noticias, the channel\'s main news bulletin offering comprehensive coverage of regional, national, and international news, with weather forecasts and sports updates. Buenos días Aragón is a morning magazine providing daily current affairs, stories, and previews of the day\'s events, presented by Miriam Sánchez. Conexión Aragón focuses on personal stories and local realities. The channel also broadcasts coverage of political events, including the annual Debate on the State of the Autonomous Community from the Cortes of Aragon, with live parliamentary sessions and political analysis.

Entertainment and cultural programming is a significant part of Aragón TV\'s schedule. Oregón TV is the channel\'s longest-running format, a comedy show featuring humor with local content in the style of Polónia, now in its 20th season. Jotalent is a talent show centered on the jota aragonesa, the traditional song and dance of Aragon, which has achieved high audience ratings. Dándolo todo jota is another program focused on regional singing and dancing. Aquí y ahora is a daytime current affairs magazine. Tempero covers the agri-food and livestock sector, focusing on rural life and the natural environment. El campo es nuestro explores agriculture, livestock, and nature. La pera limonera is a cooking program featuring traditional Aragonese recipes presented by Daniel Yranzo. The channel also produces documentary series such as El legado invisible, which explores the most legendary castles and fortresses of Aragon from the Reconquista to the present day.

Sports coverage is another important part of the channel\'s programming. Aragón TV has developed a close relationship with Real Zaragoza, the local football club, broadcasting match analysis and special sports programs. The channel also airs sports news segments within its news bulletins and dedicated sports programs such as Toda la información deportiva de Aragón. The channel complements its original programming with series and movies, particularly westerns and telefilms, aimed at mature audiences. The channel also broadcasts weekly half-hour programming in the Aragonese language under the magazine Charrín Charrán. During major regional events, such as the Fiestas del Pilar in Zaragoza, Aragón TV provides extensive live coverage, including the Ofrenda de Flores flower offering, which has achieved audience peaks of over 60 percent share in the region.

Aragón TV is available throughout Aragon via digital terrestrial television, with specific frequencies allocated for Teruel, Zaragoza Norte, Zaragoza Sur, and Huesca. The channel broadcasts in high definition as Aragón TV HD. The international version, Aragón TV INT, is available via satellite on Astra 1KR, as well as on IPTV platforms including Movistar+, Vodafone TV, and Euskaltel. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Aragón TV through the official website at aragontelevision.es, which offers a 24-hour live stream of the international channel. Online television of Aragón TV is also accessible via mobile applications for Android and Apple devices, as well as on Smart TVs and YouTube. The channel provides on-demand access to news segments and programs through its A la Carta service.

Aragón TV strives to be the leading television channel in Aragon, connecting with local audiences through programming that emphasizes proximity, regional identity, and cultural traditions. The mission of the channel is to inform citizens about events affecting their daily lives, to promote Aragonese culture, language, and heritage, and to provide a public service broadcaster that reflects the interests and values of the Aragonese people. The channel has achieved remarkable success, becoming the most-watched television channel in Aragon and outperforming national generalist broadcasters in its home region. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Aragón TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Aragon and former Aragonese living elsewhere in Spain or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.