TV DX from South Florida 3: Cuba 2005-2016 

What a unique kind of Lost Media!! Cuba is the Latinamerican country with more Lost Media of the region, very interesing recordings of the old late 90s - early 2000s Cuban TV, i hope if Chris uploads more of this material, is very intriguing and interesing. Greetings from a DXer from Mexico.

3:33 they used a old Disney Channel Bumper in their promo XD

1:23 Zeus - Sometido 3:11 Raca - Raca Raca Chan

wow many thanks man i remember watching most of this stuff in tv when i was a kid in cuba now i am 19 years old

2:12 Not even gonna lie......this music slaps lol

Those bootlegged Spanish dubbed cartoons were recorded off of a satellite feed of various Latin American cable TV channels onto a videocassette and then the host logo bug is edited out.

About the bootleg transmission of content from children's television channels, here are some details about the channels where the recordings were obtained from. Many of these channels I was watch in his time, and I easily recognize them: 4:17 Disney Channel Latin America (is a recording from 2000-2003, at a time when the Disney Channel was a premium channel. The latter makes the origin of this TV rip even more obscure). 4:29 Boomerang Latin America (it shows, because it is the classic logo of this channel (the boomerang), and because at that time they still broadcast classic cartoons) 4:35 4:40 Cartoon Network Latin America. (both recordings are from late 2004 and early 2005. The first recording is from early 2005, as the channel had just transitioned from the Powerhouse age to the CN City age, and the change included their simpler logo from the 2000s. In Latin America, the Powerhouse age said goodbye with a gigantic version of the classic logo, hence the ridiculously large rectangle on the second recording) The Cartoon Network and Boomerang recordings were easily obtained from a satellite or Pay TV provider in a nearby country, but the Disney Channel case intrigues me. Possibly some premium DirecTV or Sky subscriber from a South American country was recording broadcasts and distributing them to Cuba illegally. In any case, the transmission of content without a license on Cuban TV, on state television channels, is something common to this day. The same happens with sporting events like the Champions League, where the DirecTV Sports signal has been hacked, for example.

4:17 GUYS ITS PB&J OTTER!

NHK programs we're my favorite. You know what it's on PTV4 in Philippines

4:35 Tom and jerry

2:10 NHK have a Classical music

Wow...a time machine.

Please to upload the full opening of the adventures of P B and J Otter because it is a rare spanish dubbed cartoon :(

4:17-4:47 They didn't even try

4:17 If anyone (including the uploader/Chris) has a copy of that theme song in Spanish, they should upload it! It’s super rare!

4:18 Despite the fact that this logo coverage looks very uncanny it's great that Cuba allows to air American cartoons on TV

Sheesh, their bumpers are like from the 80s and 90s just by the Graphics and sounds alone.

I fond the ‘Cabo Cason episode: ‘La Vacuna’

Cuba will be upgrading to digital television soon, opting for the DTMB standard also used by China, rather than the more popular ATSC, ISDB-T or DVB-T standards. This means that all future DXing of Cuba's channels will have to be done with DTMB compatible DXing equipment in the 2020s.

Mom can we have digital tv: mom: We already have digital tv at home digital tv at home:

1:00 wait, Cuban tv was mocking Hilton Perez?

that one small scene from the 47 ronin that is very memorable them signing their names to avenge their masters honor that si one epic Keanu reeves movie and one of his very best

Please upload these DX recordings onto Internet Archive (we need the Latin Spanish-dubbed PB&J Otter).

0:50 I recognize that as the opening to Canned Heat by Jamiroquai

Since when did Cuba have a metal scene?

4:30 that station Shape Censored Boomerang & Cartoon Network Bug

0:52 Only in USSR(Cuba)

5:46 "47 Ronin" movie

3:55 they just stole that soundbite from the Disney Channel... they stole the programs too...

Tom & Jerry and Popeye, wow!

3:49 What's that cartoon? Cubans aired Pera Detlić?

Whats up with "CMxx"? there is not a channel number or perceived location........EDIT: sorry, i see you got it, i should wait till end of video before comment.. it feels like its less propaganda than the last era, other than still airing the cartoon shorts against the ambassador. we even see some U.S content in the form of cartoons, and, the VH1. it looks like they get all foreign programming from intercepting feeds, which is: interesting, sad, and, funny at the same time.

Where can I find the P, B & J chapters in Spanish? I remember seeing them in Cuba but I can't find them here on RU-vid

I love his intro tele rebelde which nice sound and like a green edit: also cuba flag in intro???

2:36 I see some spanish influence

A "leftist Venezuelan network"? is there any other *kind* of network in Venezuela?!

Who came here for PB&J?

So Cuba uses C callsigns juist like Canada?

Has anyone acquired a DTMB converter box and logged Cuban DTMB stations using it?

3:33 3:48 3:55 Does anyone know what that cartoon is?

Multivision cuba is better than the TV5 (Philippines DWET TV Channel 5 Manila)

Propaganda Bonus

"propaganda bonus" That was propaganda? I just thought they were being very very racist!

0:53 this unironically looks fake, like someone applied an vhs/analog filter to some cr@ppy animation