The misadventures of a poor, homeless, fumbling boy and his friends in their humble neighborhood.The misadventures of a poor, homeless, fumbling boy and his friends in their humble neighborhood.The misadventures of a poor, homeless, fumbling boy and his friends in their humble neighborhood.
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- 1 win & 5 nominations
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- TriviaThe show remains a cult hit in Brazil. The original cast has visited the country on several occasions. Roberto Gómez Bolaños' very last tweet was dedicated to his Brazilian fans.
- GoofsIn the Sr. Barriga's car episode, you can see the script left inside the car.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Chiquititas: Episode #4.5 (1998)
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"El Chavo del Ocho" has been my favorite Spanish-speaking show. It was like a ritual to me seeing this hilarious show every single day. It's about a Vecindad ("neighborhood") in which an orphan, called Chavo (Mexican equivalent word for lad or kid), lives. He is eight years old (played by a then fortyish actor) and has no parent. He is always starved and lacks of proper hygiene. He shares his live with the other dwellers of the vecindad.
Part of the success of the show is that it's full of colorful characters played by gifted and talented actors. My favorite is "Don Ramón" played by late Mexican actor Ramón Valdez. "Kiko" was also hilarious. The rest of the characters are good, though. If you understand Spanish, you will love this show.
Part of the success of the show is that it's full of colorful characters played by gifted and talented actors. My favorite is "Don Ramón" played by late Mexican actor Ramón Valdez. "Kiko" was also hilarious. The rest of the characters are good, though. If you understand Spanish, you will love this show.
- pacheco_25553
- Nov 16, 2002
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