In television terms it is called "spin-off": it is the creation of a new series or movie with a secondary character from a previous series. It is what happened with Dora the explorer's cousin, who already stars in "Go, Diego, Go!", with own chapters.
Diego is the boy who appeared in some chapters with Dora, and has now achieved prominence. Although I do not know if it was because it is the first chapters or it was a coincidence, but I have seen some episodes where Diego barely appears.
Some are starring his 11-year-old sister, Alice, and on other occasions the boy has shared prominence with his cousin Dora.
Of course, the series includes some topics of these drawings, such as the faithful companion, in this case Diego shares his adventures with the sympathetic "Jaguar baby". Dora's famous backpack is replaced by a magical rescue kit capable of becoming almost anything that helps Diego overcome his adventures.
Go Diego Go! It focuses on an 8-year-old bilingual boy named Diego Martinez who helps animals in danger, mostly in tropical forests. Other characters that are important are the Click camera or the couple of monkeys, the grandfather of children ...
As in the little explorer's drawings, "Go Diego Go!" combine Spanish and English, even giving more prominence to the Saxon language, which can cause children to lose interest at certain times in the drawings.
The chapters essentially follow the same plot line: a challenge or problem to solve that needs to pass several tests. And this with the help of small viewers, who have to go right ways, discovering tools ...
Dora the Explorer's cousin's cartoons, "Go, Diego, Go!", the TVE children's channel, Clan can be seen Will you have more fans boys than girls? Dora like them more than them? I can say that my daughters Diego's drawings interest them less than those of his cousin Dora, perhaps they are more oriented to slightly older children, although in essence, as we see, he follows the scheme of his precedent.
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