The distributor has acquired the audiovisual distribution rights to Sunwoo & Company’s preschool property across Latin America, Brazil and US Hispanic. The series features 39 episodes and has generated more than 5.8 billion views on YouTube.
Glowstar Media has added the preschool animated series DoReMi Dalimi to its international catalog after acquiring the audiovisual distribution rights for Latin America, including Brazil, and the US Hispanic market. The series is produced by Korean animation company Sunwoo & Company.
The property arrives backed by strong digital performance, with more than 7.5 million subscribers and over 5.8 billion views across its official YouTube channels, making it one of the fastest-growing preschool brands to emerge from Asia in recent years.
Produced entirely in CGI animation, DoReMi Dalimi consists of 39 x 11′ episodes across two seasons, with a third season currently in production. The series is already available in Latin American Spanish, enabling its immediate rollout across broadcasters and streaming platforms in the region.
The show follows Dalimi, a curious and imaginative five-year-old girl as she explores everyday life alongside her family, friends and pets. Through relatable stories, the series addresses themes such as empathy, friendship, family relationships, communication and emotional development, with two original songs featured in every episode as an integral part of the storytelling.
Beyond the TV series, DoReMi Dalimi has expanded into a broader preschool brand spanning toys, music, digital content, mobile apps and other entertainment platforms, building a strong ecosystem around the franchise.
“We are thrilled to welcome DoReMi Dalimi to our catalog. It is a preschool property with outstanding digital validation, lovable characters and a musical concept that naturally connects with children and their families. We believe it has tremendous potential to continue growing across Latin America and the US Hispanic market,” said Silvana D’Angelo, CEO of Glowstar Media.
While the series has already been licensed in the US Hispanic market, Glowstar Media will now lead its commercial rollout across Latin America, where the company will oversee the development and expansion of the property.
