Starting Saturday, April 4, Argentina’s Public Television will launch its children’s programming lineup with the addition of Topa and Plim Plim.
Plim Plim is arriving Public Television in Argentina with the premiere of its show, Plim Plim, Singing and Dancing, which will be part of the channel’s new children’s programming block.
Starting Saturday, April 4, the network will launch its children’s programming lineup with the addition of Topa and Plim Plim, two of the most recognized figures in children’s entertainment in Latin America.
Plim Plim will premiere that same day on the channel and will air every Saturday and Sunday starting at 10:30 a.m. as part of the programming.
Plim Plim: Singing and Dancing is the perfect invitation to enjoy with the family. In half-hour episodes, music and fun take center stage. Alongside hosts Fio and Adri, young children will journey through the Plim Plim universe to play, dance, and learn in a completely playful way. It’s an experience that promotes values such as teamwork, environmental awareness, and healthy habits.
José María Quijano, Executive Coordinator of Public TV, highlighted: “Adding such a beloved character as Plim Plim to our programming fills us with satisfaction and demonstrates a significant renewal in the network’s offerings for children. We are confident that families across the country will find a wonderful option for learning and having fun.”
For his part, Guillermo Pino, creator of Plim Plim, expressed: “Plim Plim’s arrival on Public TV is a very significant step for us. We are proud to be part of a channel with national reach and a cultural focus, which allows us to bring our content to more families throughout the country.”
With this addition, Public Television reaffirms its commitment to educational, cultural, and high-quality content, consolidating a space designed to support Argentine families with positive and responsibly produced programs.
Plim Plim continues to expand its presence on free-to-air television by creating reliable, high-quality content that promotes positive values, broadening its reach and strengthening its connection with new generations of children and families.
