Best Argentinian animation series

The Kirlian Frequency (2017)

In the midnight hour, a lone DJ broadcasts the strangest and scariest tales from the outer edges of Kirlian, a lost city somewhere in Argentina.

Tierra De Rufianes (2016)

Gaturro en 3D (2014)

Mini Beat Power Rockers (2017)

The rhyme-filled life and adventures of an unlikely band of young musicians from different backgrounds spending their time in a day care under the watchful eye of a baby sitter who frowns upon their music.

Mafalda (1973)

Alejo y Valentina (2006)

Alejo y Valentina is an Argentine animation series, broadcast by the MTV network and originally through the Internet, on the LoCoARTS website. The series is mainly set in Argentina, in "Papapipa" (a fictional city). Alejo and Valentina are a couple and live in a house very far from the city, completely alone, until one day a new character, El Viejo del Bastón, appears. Surprisingly, another character named Carlitox makes an appearance, who enters the house to watch TV. As the series develops, new ones are being added such as: Gregory, Matías, El Negro, Panchita, La Vieja and others.

City Hunters (2006)

"City Hunters" is an animated TV series developed in Argentina that premiered throughout Latin America on October 2006 on the Fox network. The series, which blends traditional animation techniques with the latest generation of CGI, consists of nine 11-minute episodes."City Hunters" is a form of branded entertainment. It was co-produced by Unilever for the AXE brand.The animated series follows the antics of an aging Casanova, Dr. Lynch, and the young man he's training in the art of seducing women. The series was created by Catmandu Branded Entertainment, a branded entertainment firm headquartered in Buenos Aires, Argentina and produced by Encuadre. The characters were developed by Italian illustrator Milo Manara and aired in English."City Hunters" airs on Fox Latin America's adult-skewed block "No Molestar", which includes "Futurama," "The Simpsons,"Family Guy", and "American Dad."The first episode was supervised by Carlos Baeza and most of the episodes were directed by Diego Pernia, Victor Ahmed and Gustavo Cova.

Plim Plim, A Hero's Heart (2011)

Plim Plim helps his pals whenever they face situations that cannot be taken care of at school and leads them to a magical world where they can have fun and learn too. Plim Plim is a generous, valiant, and enthusiastic child whose stories are portrayed as fables, including all sorts of visual and musical traits that result in the creation of multi-target content which also embraces parents and educators.

Mafalda (1992)