Exa TV

Exa TV is one of those channels you find scrolling through Mexican cable and suddenly you're stuck watching three videos in a row before you realize you've been hypnotized by the beat. It's not trying to be MTV's edgy cousin, it's a straight-up music video jukebox with a heavy Latin tilt. Reggaeton, banda, corridos tumbados, Latin pop, the occasional throwback. The programming block structure is loose, they run themed hours (urban afternoon, romantic evening) but the curation feels algorithmic in the best way. Commercial breaks are frequent but short, and the interstitial VJs (if you can call them that) are minimal: just a logo bug and sometimes a lower-third promoting the next video. If you want to watch Exa TV live, you're signing up for a pleasant shuffle of what's currently charting in Mexico and the broader Spanish-speaking world. It's not deep, it doesn't pretend to be, but for background music or quick dips into Latin radio hits, it's exactly what you need. And for anyone looking to watch Exa TV online, Tvivu gives you that direct feed without the cable contract. The channel doesn't editorialize much, it's more jukebox than curator, but that's also its charm. Music tv Mexico at its most accessible.