El Trece

El Trece is one of Argentina's most-watched general channels, but its Guarani-language slot is what makes it genuinely different. Most Argentine broadcasters ignore indigenous languages entirely. El Trece doesn't flaunt it, but there's a consistent block of Guarani content tucked into the schedule, news summaries and community bulletins that feel more like public service than prime-time filler. The rest of the lineup is typical big-network fare: telenovelas, talk shows, reality competition formats, and a lot of syndicated filler in the afternoon. Evening news is professional but predictable, heavy on Buenos Aires politics and light on provincial coverage. Production values hold up well against competitors, though the late-night reruns feel cheap. For anyone who wants a snapshot of mainstream Argentine TV with a rare indigenous language component, El Trece is worth a look. Just don't expect the Guarani content to dominate, it's a niche within a broader schedule.