Is there a Chiquititas TV series?

SBT also aired the show to Brazil in 2008. Sin Fin was adapted in Portugal and Romania, and is the basis for the Wii game Chiquititas: The Magical Journey. Stage presentations at the Gran Rex were also featured. The series focuses on the search of a young woman for her lost son.

Why was Chiquititas panned by critics?

Chiquititas was panned by critics that deemed the program to be oversexualized and having a bad quality. The idea of an orphanage being portrayed as a beautiful place full of pretty, well-dressed white children was also heavily panned.

Who is the producer of Chiquititas?

It’s producer, Cris Morena, is a TV magnate. Following all 7 seasons of Chiquititas she produced Rebelde Way, along with a new and completely different Chiquititas, only resembling it’s predecessor in name. Both hit shows were also exported to foreign countries.

Is Rebelde Way the same as Chiquititas?

Following all 7 seasons of Chiquititas she produced Rebelde Way, along with a new and completely different Chiquititas, only resembling it’s predecessor in name. Both hit shows were also exported to foreign countries.

When did Chiquititas Sin Fin start?

The soap opera is complemented with musical themes and videos. Chiquititas spawned two spin-offs, Rincón de Luz, which aired in 2003 on Canal 9, and a 2006 production, Chiquititas Sin Fin, which aired on Telefe. Sin Fin, created to celebrate the series’ 11th anniversary, later had versions in Portugal and Romania.

Who are the chiquititas in 24 Horas?

The chiquititas of this series are Miki, Guta, and Mosquito, teenagers forming a loving triangle; the younger orphans are Luana, Anita, Nando, Paula, Pulga, Josep, Eduardo, and Francisco. The soundtrack 24 Horas is among the ten 2006 top-selling albums, the Sin Fin Gran Rex presentation was released on DVD.

How many Chiquititas spin-offs are there?

Chiquititas spawned two spin-offs, Rincón de Luz, which aired in 2003 on Canal 9, and a 2006 production, Chiquititas Sin Fin, which aired on Telefe. Sin Fin, created to celebrate the series’ 11th anniversary, later had versions in Portugal and Romania.