Other early programs were Las Señoritas Gutiérrez, a comedy written by María Victoria de Restrepo and whose family would found its own programadora in 1979.
Also in 1979, with a new licitación and four hours a week, it would enter the world of telenovelas, producing shows such as El Ángel de la Calle and Entre Primos.
Gustavo Niño Mendoza, Jota Mario Valencia and Julio Nieto Bernal hosted the program during its four-year run.
Large debts to Inravisión, low ratings, and program failures such as those of El rebusque and Sábados de Locura.
In June 1991, it returned its spaces to Inravisión, which were awarded to other programadoras, such as PUNCH, RCN and Colombiana de Televisión, in a smaller minilicitación in May 1991.
[2] It was one of four companies that disappeared in the period 1987-91; the other three were Jorge Enrique Pulido TV (after the death of its proprietor), Multimedia Televisión and Cromavisión, the latter two for the same reason as Promec.