Los Dibujéroes is a musical stage production produced by Producciones ZAP!! and based on their children's television program Galaxia Animada, featuring the human and puppet hosts and characters from various animated television series featured on the program in a crossover narrative. It toured during the latter part of 2001.
Although it was faced with budgeting issues, the show proved to be a success in its native Argentina and Uruguay, with the cast studio album, television broadcast and VHS/DVD release of a filmed production raking in considerable revenue. It later spawned other international adaptations with a similar theme and some of the same characters featured.
Summary[]
A seemingly typical day on the Estación Teleprise goes awry when a coalition of villains breaks free of the television barrier with the intent to control all life in the universe with a campaign of intimidation, causing and spreading fear far and wide. This leads to Chistoño, Cerebrestre, Xchica, Gánjero and their young human pals to enlist the aid of various cartoon protagonists to band together and help them find a way to overcome what they fear and stop the villains once and for all.
Characters featured[]
Protagonists[]
Galaxia Animada[]
- Cerebrestre
- Chistoño
- Gánjero
- Xchica
Anime/cartoon characters[]
- Arthur Read (Arthur)
- Blitz (Road Rovers)
- Colleen (Road Rovers)
- Exile (Road Rovers)
- Hinagiku Tamano (Wedding Peach) (switched into a cat's body)
- Hunter (Road Rovers)
- Momoko Hanasaki (Wedding Peach) (switched into a cat's body)
- Joseph Longjohns O'Boggledrips II (Joe's Real Weird School Life)
- Madeline (Madeline)
- Serena Tsukino/Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon)
- Yuri Tamina (Wedding Peach) (switched into a cat's body)
Antagonists[]
- Dr. Belphegor (Wedding Peach DX)
- Joker (Batman: The Animated Series)
- General Parvo (Road Rovers)
- Henri (Madeline: Lost in Paris)
- Hinagiku Tamano (Wedding Peach) (body switched a cat)
- Madame LaCroque (Madeline: Lost in Paris)
- Momoko Hanasaki (Wedding Peach) (body switched a cat)
- Scarecrow (Batman: The Animated Series)
- Yuri Tamina (Wedding Peach) (body switched a cat)
Supporting characters[]
- Binky Barnes (Arthur)
- Professor William Shepherd/"The Master" (Road Rovers)
Musical numbers[]
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Release[]
Original tour[]
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The original Argentine tour was sponsored by Kellogg's Zucaritas, Arcor, América TV, Magic Kids, Carrefour, Cines Gabrifilms and MultiWorld Fun Zones while the Uruguayan tour was sponsored by Pepsi, Alfajores Punta Ballena, Teledoce, El País, Ta-Ta and Movistar (then Movicom BellSouth).
Various media[]
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A studio cast album was released in Argentina and Uruguay by Universal Music Group on both CD and cassette. Argentina Video Home released a VHS and DVD of a filmed performance.
A multimedia CD-ROM based on the musical was released in Argentina and Uruguay via Kellogg's Zucaritas and El País, Pepsi, and Ta-Ta respectively.
Adaptations[]
- MiniChannel MegaSquad Live (Nordic/CEE regions, the UK/Ireland, Turkey and Vrachiapolis) (2001)
- Lorena Contra os Mestres do Medo (Portugal) (2002)