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Brazilian children's television programming updates

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Brazilian television broadcasters have announced special programming lineups to celebrate Children’s Month and Children’s Day in October. TV Rá Tim Bum scheduled several premieres for early October, including the musical interprogram ‘Qual o som do desenho?’, which uses instruments to animate drawings and shapes. The station also scheduled the return of the series ‘Quintal no Zoo’ and the broadcast of the short film ‘Meu Pai’ on October 12. TV Globo returned the nostalgic program ‘TV Globinho’ for a special edition on October 10 as part of the ‘Maratona da Esperança’, a charitable mobilization for the Criança Esperança 2026 campaign. The ~~broadcast~~ broadcast, which served as the opening for the marathon, featured a reunion of original presenters Letícia Colin, Geovanna Tominaga, Ícaro Silva, Paulo Mathias Jr., and reporter Tia Milena. The special aired classic animations such as ‘Dragon Ball Z’, ‘Digimon’, and ‘Três Espiãs Demais’, creating a multiplatform experience across television, social media, and the Globoplay streaming service to connect generations through shared memories. The ‘Maratona da Esperança’ event runs from October 10 to October 12, concluding with the ‘Show da ~~Esperança’.~~ Esperança’ presented by Lázaro Ramos. In the music and digital space, Mundo Bita has partnered with singer Xuxa for a new version of the song ‘Ilariê’, featuring a music video with inclusive characters. TV Brasil expanded its children’s offerings through the ‘TV Brasil Animada’ block. Starting October 12, the channel will debut new series including ‘Esse é o Bicho’, ‘Lia, Pedro e o Minimundo’, ‘Playpolis’, and ‘Tropa Troco’. These productions are designed to cover topics such as environmental issues, social education, and financial education. The broadcaster’s wider October schedule also includes cultural programming and the live broadcast of the Petrobrás Women's Under-15 Paulista Football Championship final.

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