YSWA

YSWA
San Salvador, El Salvador
Branding	Canal Seis
Channels	Analog: 6 (VHF)
Affiliations	TCS
Owner	TCS
Founded	1956
Former callsigns	YSLA-TV (1956-2000s)
Transmitter power	150 kW (analog)
Website	esmitv.com

YSWA, Canal Seis is the flagship TV station of Telecorporacion Salvadoreña.

It is believed to be the country's first television station, having launched in 1956. Color broadcasts commenced in 1973.

The channel has a general schedule on weekdays and is focused on movies on weekends.

Broadcast television stations in San Salvador, El Salvador

YSWR 2 (Teledos) YSWUR 4 (Canal Cuarto) YSWA 6 (Canal Seis) YSWE 8 (Ágape TV) YSWD 10 (Cultural Educativ) YSWX 12 (TV Doce/Telesistema) YSJR 15 (MTV-Latin America/Grupo Megavisión) YSXL 17 (CF 17/IND/Youth-music videos) YSXW 19 (Canal 19/Nickelodeon Latin America) YSXO 21 (Canal 21/Telemundo) YSXY 23 (Musica a Colores/IND/music videos) YSZX 25 (Fundación Canal/TBN) YSWV 27 (Canal 27/religious) YSTP 33 (UETC) YSUT 35 (VTV) YSNA 57 (Canal Católico/religious) YSMH 65 (CJC/religious) YSAE 67 (TCI)

See also: Communications in El Salvador, as well as broadcast television in the Guatemala City market

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