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Lola & Virginia
Basque-Spanish animated series From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Lola & Virginia is a Basque-Spanish animated television series created and developed by Myriam Ballesteros and produced by Imira Entertainment. It first premiered on Disney Channel in Spain on 14 March 2006 and ended in 2007. It lasted 26 episodes for one season.[1]
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Plot
Lola is a young girl who has a hard life taking care of her siblings and putting up with her friends. Along comes Virginia Toffen, a stuck-up, bratty, rich girl who always gets in her way. They soon become enemies and begin fighting over everything.
Characters
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Lola – The show's protagonist. Lola lives in a working-class family with one younger brother, one baby sister, and her mother, and her enemy is Virginia. Her father is never shown. She mainly wears a short red buttoned dress which is identified as one of the cheapest clothes to wear in the episode "The Uniform" and she is short and stout with short jet-black hair and also wears round purple glasses.
Virginia Toffen – The show's antagonist, daughter of a very wealthy and successful toilet paper entrepreneur. Virginia suffers from a symptom where she thinks she is the middle of the universe, as revealed in the episode "The Uniform". Her enemy is Lola, and she is used to hanging out with a girl named Beatrice and formerly Leticia. She is a bratty rich girl who always gives her parents a hard time and usually gets what she wants. She is tall and thin with long blonde hair and is usually seen wearing a black leather coat, blue jeans, and black and silver sunglasses.
Poppy – One of Lola's best friends, who is rebellious and tomboyish. She wears a lavender top with a skull and red skirt. She is often seen accompanying Lola in their adventures. She has dyed hair in colour.
Haide – Another of Lola's friends, she is usually seen with Lola and helping her with problems, along with Poppy. She and Poppy are occasionally involved in trying to reveal Virginia's plans. While in class, she believes deeply in astrology. She is originally from the Caribbean country of Cuba.
Agi and Yukio – The twin geniuses at San Lorenzo High. They are frequently seen working together on creating robots and other gadgets. Their adventures take them to different places, including trips to the Amazon rainforest and the Gobi desert.
Beatrice – One of Virginia's friends, or so she thinks. She is always seen with Virginia and helping her with her plots and schemes to embarrass Lola. She is also briefly seen helping Lola (but only to get Virginia's friendship back).
Charlie - A student from San Lorenzo High. Charlie hangs out with Lucas and Chuck and likes skateboarding. Lola and Virginia have crushes on him, often fighting to get him.
Lucas – The sneak. His closest friends are Charlie and Chuck. In one episode, Virginia offered him to impersonate Marco Amore and make Lola sad. However, Lola discovered Virginia's scheme, and he ended up dressing up as Marco to take Lola home. The episode concluded with the "Marco" cake that Lola made being thrown at his face.
Chuck – One of Lola's classmates and his best friends are Charlie and Lucas. Haide used to have a crush on him, and Lola used to date him, a revealed secret that nearly broke Lola and Haide's friendship. He is African-Spaniard.
Suzie – One of Lola's classmates. She is a sweet, childish girl who still plays with dolls. She has an older brother, whom Lola and Virginia formerly had crushes on. She is seen hanging out with Lola and some of her other classmates.
Marco – A boy at Lola's school. He is shy and a little quiet. He has blond hair and wears a red shirt. He is not to be confused with Marco Amore.
Hugo – One of the students from San Lorenzo High, Hugo is the school's most talented dancer, even being the star of one of Marco Amore's music videos. He liked to desire food and formerly dated Virginia.
Marco Amore – The hit pop singer in the town, Marco has all of adoring fans, including Lola, Virginia, and the rest of Lola's class. Lola liked him a lot, especially since she is the head of the Marco Amore fan club. His real name is Jon Johnson.
Leticia – Virginia's former friend from her old private school, Columbus. Their friendship broke apart in the episode "San Lorenzo vs. Columbus" because of Virginia winning a horse race, thanks to Lola angering Virginia. Virginia later says (as recorded by Haide on Lola's video camera) that she doesn't need Leticia.
Ana – Teacher of San Lorenzo High.
Gustavo Buliavez – The school's chef. He used to teach Lola, her friends, and Marco Amore's music.
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Episodes
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Telecast and home release
Lola & Virginia was broadcast on several European channels, including Disney Channel in Spain and Italy, France 3, Pop Girl, POP!, and RTP 2. It was also shown on Animania HD in the US before it ceased operations in 2009. In Brazil, the show aired on SBT. It also aired on Nickelodeon in some countries.[2] In September 2014, the series was added to Hulu. As of 2022, the show is now streaming on Amazon Prime.[citation needed]
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Live action
Imira Entertainment and Brave Films produced a live action version of "Lola & Virginia".[2]
Video game
In 2009, a self-titled video game was released for the Nintendo DS by Virgin Play under their publishing brand V.2 Play. The gameplay consists of the player (Lola) completing a series of tasks, included with some mini-games.[2]
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