still in "MTV North". In february 2018, "MTV South" it bases most of its programming on music videos, up to 18 hours daily, leaving reality shows that are broadcast on the other feed only airing on primetime. In 2021, it closed "MTV Central" due to the arrival of Paramount+. Currently, two signals operate in Latin America: "MTV North", covering Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and Central American and Caribbean countries, and "MTV South", covering Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Paraguay and Uruguay. Programming On Air Music Shows 120 Minutos (South/DirecTV Feed) Insomnio MTV Cuchareando en MTV Arriba MTV Playlist (North Feed) Playlist: Perreo Hasta el Piso (North Feed) Playlist: MTV Classics (North Feed) Latino Fuerte (South/DirecTV Feed) MTV ATR: A Todo Ritmo (South/DirecTV Feed) MTV Especiales (South/DirecTV Feed) Tus 20 (South/DirecTV Feed) Tu Mix de Hoy (South/DirecTV Feed) La Evolucion (South/DirecTV Feed) Antes y Despues (South/DirecTV Feed) MTV 40 Imprescindibles (South/DirecTV Feed) MTV World Stage MTV News On Air Series Acapulco Shore Amazingness Are You The One? Are You The One? El Match Perfecto (Latin American Version) Are You The One? Brasil Catfish: The TV Show Catfish México Clickbait with Daniel Bautista (North Feed) Clickbait with Lucas Garofalo (South/DirecTV Feed) Ex On The Beach Ex On The Beach: Body SOS Ex On The Beach: Brasil Geordie Shore Jersey Shore: Family Vacation Just Tattoo of Us La Familia del Barrio MTV Acaplay MTV Cannigia Libre Ridiculousness Teen Mom OG The Challenge: Vendettas The Charlotte Show Siesta Key Super Shore Vidiots Special Events MTV VMA (Video Music Awards) MTV EMA (Europe Music Awards) MTV MIAW (Millennial Awards) MTV Movie & TV Awards MTV Unplugged Feeds MTV Latin America is divided in the following feeds: North Feed (centered in Mexico City): Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Peru. South Feed (centered in Buenos Aires): Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela. Social issues and MTV In addition to broadcasting core MTV programs, MTV Latin America has also produced other non-music-related programs that address social and cultural issues that impact Latin American youth. These programs address issues such as politics, sexually transmitted infections, the environment and sexuality. Some of these shows include: Speak out: We are 30 million – Mexican Elections of 2006 (a series promoting the participation of youth in the Presidential elections, and included interviews with each of the candidates) Xpress (an award-winning documentary on the