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The lives of four teenagers with different lives and personalities attending a prominent private school, and with only one thing in common: their vocation and passion for music.
Stars:
Felipe Colombo,
Luisana Lopilato,
Jazmín Beccar Varela
After performing for them with her band, a young, humble girl accidentally gets inside the life of a rich family of six siblings, and is welcomed by them, as she falls for their elder, authoritarian brother.
Stars:
Fabio Di Tomaso,
Paola Sallustro,
Alberto Anchart
The daily satirical adventures of the Looney Tunes star The Tazmanian Devil, along with his extended family, friends, and enemies on the island of Tasmania.
Stars:
Jim Cummings,
Rob Paulsen,
Maurice LaMarche
I'm a big fan of chiquititas, although i was a teenager when i first
saw it.
What i like most is the innocence, the magic, and the idea of believe
that good things happens in life.
The kids that life there were all different, but they grew up as a
family, caring for each other, taking care of them, and watching over
the others, those are values that should be encouraged on TV.
It's true that it wasn't very real, like this things doesn't happen
every day to all orphans, but i prefer a TV series that shows illusion,
hope, love, and fraternity over violent and "realistics" ones.
I'm sorry but i think that life itself is so full of violence, that its
cruel to keep feeding our kids with that, when we can show them that
life could be different only "si vos queres..." (if you want, it a
title of one the songs).
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I'm a big fan of chiquititas, although i was a teenager when i first saw it.
What i like most is the innocence, the magic, and the idea of believe that good things happens in life.
The kids that life there were all different, but they grew up as a family, caring for each other, taking care of them, and watching over the others, those are values that should be encouraged on TV.
It's true that it wasn't very real, like this things doesn't happen every day to all orphans, but i prefer a TV series that shows illusion, hope, love, and fraternity over violent and "realistics" ones.
I'm sorry but i think that life itself is so full of violence, that its cruel to keep feeding our kids with that, when we can show them that life could be different only "si vos queres..." (if you want, it a title of one the songs).