"Juaco vs Paco": the Colombian cartoon that will arrive in Latin America this year

It is a 2D animated series for children ages 6 to 10 that tells the episodes of the adventures of two twin brothers, soccer players and fans. It will premiere on Cartoon Network.

John Hernández Delgado and Mónica Rocha are the creators of “Juaco vs Paco”, the winning animated series of the Crea Digital 2019 call from the Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications (MinTIC) and the Ministry of Culture, it is the first production Colombian digital channel that will be broadcast on the Cartoon Network children’s channel in 2021.

For John Hernández, winner of Crea Digital 2019 in the category of ‘animation series’, Colombia has one of the most promising ecosystems in audiovisual matters in Latin America: “I believe that the approach to social management has been on the rise since several years ago. Programs such as’ Computadores para Educar ‘or Vivelab’ are good initiatives that must necessarily be reformulated and sensitive to the implementation of other variables in order to reach maturity. There, the content that we produce as creators will be vital because they somehow reflect our identity as Colombians ”.

“Juaco vs Paco” is a 2D animated series for children from 6 to 10 years old that tells the adventures by episodes of two twin brothers, soccer players and fans , who have never entered a stadium and who will do whatever it takes to get to know ” El Campeche ”, the“ temple ”a popular stadium where your favorite soccer stars play.

However, both are a disaster when it comes to playing soccer, something that will bring them serious complications to meet the best players in history. Both the one and the other believe they are experts in the field , since they consider that their long hours of practice in video games and watching games on television demonstrate this.

The problem is that the angry stadium guard, along with his guard dog, will not allow these pair of “earthquakes” to enter and destroy the stadium as they have done on previous occasions.

“Creating spaces like these are very important both for the public and for brands, because they connect in a fun way the key audiences around a sport as popular as football, mobilizing emotions and feelings, but above all influencing attitudes. and behaviors of people and especially of children and adolescents ”. Milagros Martínez Frugoni, Leader of the Warner Media Kids team in Argentina and Sr. Director of Marketing, Latin America, pointed out.

These achievements reinforce the brand’s commitment to remain in continuous evolution, permanently transforming and building its proposal, in order to support projects that involve Latin American talent, faithful to its DNA of creativity and innovation.

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