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Television channel
Astro Bella
Logo Of Astro Bella
CountryMalaysia
Broadcast areaBrunei
Malaysia
Singapore
Programming
Language(s)Tagalog
Thai
Vietnamese
Malay (Selected only)
Spanish
Picture format16:9 (576i, SDTV)
Ownership
OwnerAstro All Asia Networks plc
Sister channelsAstro Ria
Astro Prima
Astro Oasis
Astro Awani
Astro Ceria
Astro Citra
Astro Warna
Astro Maya HD
Astro Mustika HD
History
Launched5 March 2012 (10 years ago)
ReplacedB4U
Closed1 October 2018 (4 years ago)
Replaced byNaura HD
Links
Websitewww.astro.com.my

Astro Bella was a ASEAN television channel by the Malaysian satellite provider Astro on channel 133. When it began broadcasting on 5 March 2012, the channel broadcast telenovelas, the first channel of its kind in Malaysia. The channel was broadcast on the channel number previously used B4U, a Bollywood movie channel. (Astro channel 133 was previously used by B4U, which ceased broadcasting on 5 March 2012). The channel was included in the network's Mustika package. The channel contain telenovelas from the Philippines, Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, Latin America, Brazil, Portugal, Greece, Poland, Spain, Arabia and Italy. While most telenovelas were broadcast in their original audio with Bahasa Malaysia subtitles, some of them were broadcast with dubbing in the native language.

Selected telenovelas were broadcast in HD on Astro Mustika HD. Similarly, several locally produced dramas aired on Astro Mustika HD are also available on Astro Bella.

Their programs expanded during September–October 2015 to include lifestyle programs, such as travel and cooking, in addition to telenovelas.

See also

References

Astro Bella TV Guide

Television in Malaysia
Free-to-air television
Public broadcasting
RTM
Bernama
Alhijrah Media
Sarawak Media
Ministry of Education
Commercial broadcasting
Media Prima
Awesome Media
DNF Group
  • SUKE TV
Defunct
Pay television channels
Astro
Unifi TV
Defunct


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