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{{PageCredits|capture= João Batista and Julio Pereira |Edits= Neo Deckard}}
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===Background===
===Background===
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===1st (known) Logo (2014?-2016)===
===1st (known) Logo (2014?-2016)===
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'''Logo:''' TBA
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'''Availability:''' Extinct.
'''Availability:''' Extinct.




===2nd Logo (2015-2016)===
===2nd Logo (2015-2016)===
{{YouTube|id=sltRgOzHhRs}}

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'''Availability:''' Extinct.
'''Availability:''' Extinct.






===3rd Logo (2016-2021)===
===3rd Logo (2016-2021)===
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TV São Luis (2016) (1).png
TV São Luis (2016) (2).png
TV São Luis (2017).png
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{{YouTube|id=ZvHLp5eowUg|id2=1aOBtVQn5b0|id3=q2HJyxmhlKA}}
{{Noise Warning}}
{{Noise Warning}}


'''Logo:''' TBA. By 2017, the logo's background highlights the headquarters of Grupo Zildeni Falcão, in Bairro da Areinha, São Luis.
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<youtube width="220" height="165">ZvHLp5eowUg</youtube>
<youtube width="220" height="165">1aOBtVQn5b0</youtube>
<youtube width="220" height="165">q2HJyxmhlKA</youtube>
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'''Logo:''' TBA. By 2017, the logo's background highlights the headquarters of Grupo Zildeni Falcão, in Bairro da Areinha, São Luis.


'''Variants:''' TBA
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'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' An Axé tune on the "Bumba-meu-boi" variant.
'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' An Axé tune on the "Bumba-meu-boi" variant.


'''Availability:''' Extinct
'''Availability:''' Extinct.


'''Legacy:''' The 2016 version has an infamy in the Brazilian logo community due to its loud, unbalanced audio that competes with the 2nd logo of [[Colombiana de Television (Colombia)| Colombiana de Television]], to a point where there are parodies making it even louder.
'''Legacy:''' The 2016 version has an infamy in the Brazilian logo community due to its loud, unbalanced audio that competes with the 2nd logo of [[Colombiana de Television (Colombia)| Colombiana de Television]], to a point where there are parodies making it even louder.


===4th Logo (2021-)===
===4th Logo (2021-)===
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TV São Luis (2021).png
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'''Availability:''' Current.
'''Availability:''' Current.




[[Category:Television logos]] [[Category:Station IDs]] [[Category:Brazilian logos]] [[Category:Brazilian television logos]] [[Category:Brazilian station IDs]] [[Category:RedeTV! (Brazil)]]
[[Category:Television logos]] [[Category:Station IDs]] [[Category:Brazilian logos]] [[Category:Brazilian television logos]] [[Category:Brazilian station IDs]] [[Category:RedeTV! (Brazil)]]

Revision as of 14:13, 20 October 2022




Background

TV São Luis is a Brazilian television station owned by Grupo Zildeni Falcão, based in São Luis, the capital of the state of Maranhão, in the Mid-North region of Brazil. Formed in 1989, it was an affiliate of Rede Manchete before changing sides to RecordTV (Known as Rede Record at that time) in 1997, due to the former's audience decline. It switched affiliation again in 2004 to RedeTV!. It has operated on canal 8 (channel 8) until 2018, when it changed its channel to 41.

1st (known) Logo (2014?-2016)


Logo: TBA

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Availability: Extinct.

2nd Logo (2015-2016)


Logo: TBA

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3rd Logo (2016-2021)

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Logo: TBA. By 2017, the logo's background highlights the headquarters of Grupo Zildeni Falcão, in Bairro da Areinha, São Luis.

Variants: TBA

FX/SFX: TBA

Music/Sounds: A droning 5-note looping electronic jingle filled with whooshes and robotic noises with a descending synth once the logo completes itself. The earlier 2016 version is louder, making the initial whooshes sound more like an explosion.

Music/Sounds Variant: An Axé tune on the "Bumba-meu-boi" variant.

Availability: Extinct.

Legacy: The 2016 version has an infamy in the Brazilian logo community due to its loud, unbalanced audio that competes with the 2nd logo of Colombiana de Television, to a point where there are parodies making it even louder.

4th Logo (2021-)


Logo: TBA

Variants: TBA

FX/SFX: TBA

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: Current.

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