In its first two decades, noteworthy titles such as Isaura the Slave Girl, Roque Santeiro, Dona Beija [pt], Pantanal and O Rei do Gado stood out.

[1] At the turn of the millennium, under Néstor López Moreira, the channel was implementing new technologies and changed its scheduling format.

The line-up for 2006 was going to consist of El Depto with Dani Da Rosa; Marque el 13, Comisaría 13, a strand for children Natalia Bourdillón and Magalí Sosa, the TV Globo telenovela Laços de Família, Rojito with Loreley Anderson and a new season of Rojo Fama Contrafama with Da Rosa.

[9] A Paraguayan version of the Chilean format Calle 7 was announced in November 2009, scheduled to premiere in March 2010.

[13] The rebrand also brought forth a new schedule,[14] which was announced at a special ceremony at Hard Rock Café Asunción, coinciding with the company's 35th anniversary.

The cause for its end was due to internal changes, as Grupo Chena was aiming to sell the channel.

[17] Chena, producer of the program, announced that it secured an agreement with Telefuturo for a new season, confirming rumors of the channel's sale to Grupo JBB, pending a final decision by December 31.

[18] The sale was made on 12 January 2017, when Christian Chena sold the channel to Grupo JBB, owned by Javier Bernardes, subject to CONATEL approval.