RTVA gives new impetus to its HD broadcasting with the premiere of the Andalucía TV channel

The evolution of the current Canal Sur HD will have a schedule based on informative and informative programs. 'Flamenco Andalucía', the first production recorded in Andalusia in Ultra High Definition, will be in charge of inaugurating this new schedule.

Coinciding with Andalusia's Day, the Andalusian RadioTelevision (RTVA) will give a new impulse to its HD broadcasts with the launch of Andalusia Televisión, a high -definition thematic channel based on the broadcast of informative and informative programs.

Evolution of the current South HD channel, Andalusia TV will offer a program that will complement that of Canal Sur Televisión as a second channel on DTT and will pay special attention to the closest news with the new space Andalusia a day, which contains informative newsletters every half hour and an approach to local and provincial news from the eight territorial centers of the RTVA.

Informative and informative programs such as Protected, Con-science, solidarity, sets, network, thesis, use2, Parliament, reporters, earth and sea, ideas to the south, 75 minutes or Andalusia destination, will complete the grill in HD.

In the prime time, Andalusia TV will issue the news Night a day with information and analysis of today.

Flamenco Andalusia

The first production recorded in Andalusia in ultra high definition, by an Andalusian producer and with the Andalusian artists as protagonists, ‘Andalusia flamenco’ will give the departure pistol to Andalusia TV.

This recorded documentary and postproduced in 4K by the Andalusian medina media producer (Andalusians around the world, I ask for the word, for Europe), shows the best of the current flamenco dance, with artists such as Pastora Galván, Antonio Canales, Manuel Liñán, Carmen Linares, Remedios Amaya or the Flemish Ballet of Andalusia, among others.

For 50 minutes, Flamenco Andalusia It offers the best live dance shows and with a realization to five high -definition cameras that allow the viewer to see the maximum possible details during each dance. In addition, the most recognized enclaves of the eight provinces of Andalusia have been recorded in bird sight and at the maximum possible resolution on television, with the aim that the Andalusians see the best of their land in a unique way and with a pioneer technology.