In celebration of Children’s Month, TV Brasil premieres four new children’s series. From October 7th, the new features will be shown from Monday to Saturday, between 7am and 12pm, comprising the children’s range TV Brasil Animada.
National productions promise to entertain and educate, exploring themes such as biodiversity, music, history and environmental preservation. The works were carried out through the notice of the Brazilian Audiovisual Development Support Program (Prodav) Public TVs.
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TV Brasil Animada premieres new children’s series during Children’s Month. Photo TV Brasil
An alien family explores Earth’s rich biodiversity with the aim of cataloging new foods for their home planet, which suffers from a shortage of resources. The series offers an educational journey about the importance of environmental preservation.
G in C Re Mi
In this animation, little pianist Sol embarks on great adventures in the enchanted world of Dó Ré Mi, where musical instruments come to life. Through music, Sol learns that even everyday tasks can be incredibly fun and full of creativity.
Past of the Hour
The series follows Isadora, a 12-year-old girl who is taken by an owl of wisdom to a magical world of history. At the Passado da Hora museum, Isadora meets historical characters who awaken her curiosity about different eras, offering a new perspective on the world.
The Cerrado and Other Animals
Two teenagers addicted to technology discover a portal that connects them with the Brazilian mythological universe. In a macabre plan, the feared Mall Corp (José Abreu) develops the monster Toxic, to implement its plans of transforming the planet into an entirely gray place and implementing its “real estate bubbles”, the only places where it will be possible to live. However, he didn’t count on the cleverness of the young people, who team up with their old ancestor Nonda (Ailton Krenak) to try to undo this plot. The children’s series will always be shown at 12pm.
About Prodav Public TVs
Prodav is a partnership between the National Cinema Agency (Ancine), the Regional Development Bank of the Extremo Sul (BRDE) and the Brazilian Communication Company (EBC) to encourage regional and independent production. The proposal is to offer this content to public television stations. THE EBC distributes the material by making the works available to all public television stations that are part of the project.
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