Barbapapa (TV)
Alternative title:
Barbapapá (Spanish)
Barbapappa
Барбапапа (Russian)
باربا الشاطر أعظم ساحر (Arabic)
バーバパパ (Japanese)
바바파파 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
Barbapapa and his family can turn into anything they want. Each member of the family has his or her own personality. Very good show for the youngest children as each episode deals with another problem they will recognise in a way that is 'morally correct'.
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User Ratings:
51 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
52
Episode titles: We have 156
Vintage:
1974-10-02 (France, ORTF)
1974-12-15 to 1975-09-28 (Netherlands, NOS)
1975-09-15 (Switzerland, RSI)
1976-01-13 (Italy, Rai 1)
1977-04-04 to 1978-03-27
1978-10-02 to 1980-08-27 (Netherlands, VARA)
1986 (Colombia - Cadena 3)
Official website:
Barbapapa Official Site (French)
barpapapa official website (Japanese)
Official Site (Dutch)
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Storyboard: Kunihiko Yuyama
Music: Chūji Kinoshita
Art Director: Tadami Shimokawa
Producer: Tōru Hara
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Adaptation: Jerome Alden (Magno)
Voice Direction: Laurent Soumoy (Aniplex/SME Visual Works Dub)
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Broadcaster:
BBC One (1975-1978) ChanNTAnel 11 (Canada) Knowledge Network (1985-1987) Nepal Television (Canada) Syndication (1977-1983) TV Ontario TVM (Canada) TVOntario (1977-1985) |
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Alexander Marshall as
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Tae Yeon Kim as
Lim Eun-Jeong as
Song Doyeong as
Tae Yeon Kim as
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Theme Song Performance: Ricet Barrier |
Broadcaster:
Antenne 2 France (from 1987) M6 (2005) ORTF (from 1974) Radio-Canada Teletoon (from 1997) TF1 (from 1975 & 1984)
Internet Streaming: TFO (Canada)
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Amelia Jara as
Ángel Ter as
Jose Moratalla as
Carlos Revilla as
Jose Moratalla as
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Dubbing Studio: Tecnison (Spain dub)
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Dubbing Director: Luca Semeraro (second dubbing)
Dialogues: Luca Semeraro (second dubbing)
Project Manager: Valentina Marini
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Anna Mazza as
Cinzia Massironi as
Claudio Lippi as
Federica Valenti as
Loretta Di Pisa as
Maddalena Vadacca as
Monica Bonetto as
Orietta Berti as
Paolo De Santis as
Renato Novara as
Sabrina Bonfitto as
Tosawi Piovani as
Claudio Lippi as
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Broadcaster:
Nick Jr. (from 31 July 2009) Nick Jr. Italy Nickelodeon Italia (from 24 December 2006) Rai 2 (from February 1978) Rai Gulp (from July 2009)
Company Name: Dynit
Dubbing: Studio PV (second dubbing)
Internet Streaming: TIMvision
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Music Director: Henk van der Velde
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Leen Jongewaard as |
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Broadcaster: Rede Globo (Brazil) |
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