TV Channel Overview
Telearuba is a local television station based in Pos Chikito, Aruba. Established in 1963, it was the first television station on the island and is now owned by telecommunications provider SETAR. Its long history and continuing focus on local affairs give it a distinct place in Aruba’s television landscape.
News forms a central part of Telearuba’s output, covering developments in Aruba alongside national and international stories. The schedule also encompasses cultural events, entertainment, talk shows, sports, children’s content, and game shows. Special productions follow Aruba’s Carnival and other local traditions, while news coverage regularly addresses public institutions, education, health, and community activities.
Channel 13 serves as Telearuba’s main television service, while Channel 23 functions as an additional Telearuba channel. The current channel group also includes Channel 49, branded as Aruba TV. Papiamento is prominent in locally focused reporting, and Spanish-language news is also part of the schedule.
Telearuba’s programming therefore combines day-to-day information with entertainment and cultural content closely tied to life on the island. Through this mix, the station presents both current affairs and locally rooted subjects for audiences in Aruba.
Basic Information
- Genre
- General (News, Culture, Entertainment)
- Language
- Papiamento, Spanish, Dutch, English
- Country / Location
- Home > Americas > Aruba
- Headquarters
- Pos Chiquito (Pos Chikito), Aruba
