Minimoni has grown, and even though she has continued painting, she also does a lot of other things: goes on trips, practices hockey, reads in the library, and plays with his grandmother. But on Sunday there’s nothing to do. It's so boring! Or maybe not?

Monstruo rosa is a story about the value of difference. A story about understanding diversity as an enriching element of our society, Monstruo rosa is a shout out to freedom.

A beautiful and touching journey of one little dragon fleeing a home that has become dangerous and finding refuge in a new place and with new friends.

Zuri’s hair has a mind of its own. It kinks, coils, and curls every which way. Zuri knows it’s beautiful. When Daddy steps in to style it for an extra special occasion, he has a lot to learn. But he LOVES his Zuri, and he’ll do anything to make her - and her hair - happy.

Bedtime is the time of secrets between Archibaldo and his mother. It is also the perfect occasion for the child to ask a difficult question: "Will you love me for life?" For the mother, however, the answer is easy and she will respond in a very special way.

A friendly mailman is following his route on his bicycle, sounding his horn to announce his arrival. He transports big and little boxes, delivering them to different animals. Inside one box, mommy and daddy hippopotamus receive their new baby. The same thing happens to the monkeys that live in a tree. But when the mailman arrives to the penguins, something strange happens: inside the box isn’t a baby penguin—it’s a baby crocodile! “What’s this?!” exclaim the penguin parents. There’s no doubt about it: the mailman has made another mistake.