Nina's World (Nina's World in the original version) is a cartoon created by the animation studio Pipeline Productions and broadcast for the first time on the American channel Sprout in September 2015. The educational series is aimed at pre-school age children and consists of 26 episodes each lasting 22 minutes.
THE WORLD OF NINA will be broadcast on TV in Italy from 2 October from Monday to Friday at 17.50 pm su
Cartoon
(channel 46 of the DTT)
The series - prequel by The Good Night Show - follows the life of Nina, a 6-year-old Mexican girl who enthusiastically discovers something new about the world around her every day. Nina lives in a multicultural neighborhood of New York with her parents and her beloved grandmother Abuelita Yolie (in the original dubbed version by Oscar®-winning Puerto Rican actress Rita Moreno). The figure of the grandmother is very special for Nina; with her, in fact, the child explores the world around her, always learning something new.
The characters of Nina's world
Between main characters of the series there are also:
Stella, a magical soft toy that Nina advises and accompanies her in her daily adventures; the
Nina's uncle, Javier, an energetic musician who would do anything to make his little niece happy; the protagonist's parents, who work together in a pastry shop, Nina's best friends;
Carlos, Nico e Chelsea, and finally, the Mr. Lambert - who in the original version has the voice of Homeland star Mandy Patinkin -, a sweet and kind man who works at the local library.
Nina with her grandmother Abuelita Yolie
Each episode is an opportunity for the young protagonist to leave the house and immerse herself in extraordinary adventures together with her energetic grandmother and her best friends.
THE WORLD OF NINA celebrates family, the value of being part of a community and the beauty of diversity, as well as stimulating the imagination and the spirit of adventure of the little spectators.
Another feature of this show are the dialogues that are intertwined with the mother tongue of the protagonist, Spanish, thus offering the young spectators the opportunity to learn new terms and immerse themselves in a new culture.
