Cleo & Cuquin: the series where playing is learning
Cleo & Cuquin is a 3D animated series for children ages 2 to 6 based on the Familia Telerín characters, with 3 seasons of 26 seven-minute episodes. In each episode, Cleo and her siblings face an everyday problem and solve it by pretending to be doctors, firefighters, gardeners or astronauts.
How do you say “Cleo & Cuquin”?
Cleo and Cuquin are Spanish names. Cleo sounds like “KLEH-oh” and Cuquin like “koo-KEEN”, with the stress on the last syllable. In this short music video, the characters teach you how to say them.
How do you pronounce Cuquin?
Cuquin is pronounced “koo-KEEN”, with the stress on the last syllable. In Spanish it is written Cuquín, with an accent on the i.
How do you pronounce Cleo?
Cleo is pronounced “KLEH-oh”, with the stress on the first syllable.
What children learn
- Problem-solving: when she hits an obstacle, Cleo exclaims "I have an idea!" and looks for a solution.
- Pretend play: playing at being professionals helps children understand the adult world.
- Teamwork: the six siblings work together to get out of every mess.
- Coping with frustration: mistakes become chances to try something else.
The characters
Cleo
Cuquin
Maripi
Pelusin
Tete
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Where to watch the series
Episodes and songs on the official channels.