Dora The Explorer Grandma's House Dailymotion (2024)

FAQs

What does Dora call her grandma? ›

Dora tells the viewer that she calls her grandmother Abuela, which is Spanish for grandma or grandmother. Dora is ready to go to her Abuela's house.

Age. She is indicated to be 7 years of age until the Season 5 episode Dora's Big Birthday Adventure, in which she turns 8. In Dora and Friends: Into the City!, Dora is now 10 as a few years have passed. During Dora and the Lost City of Gold, she is 6 in the beginning and after the time skip, she is 16.

Abuela (full name: Valerie Ester de la Santíssima Trinidad Márquez de León y Izaguirre, or Abuelita Valerie in Dora and the Lost City of Gold) is the paternal grandmother of Dora, Guillermo, Isabella, Alicia, Daisy, and Diego.

Dora the Explorer taught children how to share, count, read and be accepting of others. Her lessons will last a lifetime for the children who grew up watching her because she allowed them to be part of her world and never talked down to them. She was a consistent companion for exploring and learning new things.

Dora Love, a Holocaust survivor, spent much of her life raising awareness that the attitudes which made the Holocaust possible – intolerance, discrimination and outright hatred of those who are regarded as 'different' for whatever reason, are still alive all around us.

Dora Márquez, commonly known as Dora the Explorer, is the title character and protagonist of the American children's animated television series and multimedia franchise of the same name. She is portrayed as a heroic Latina girl who embarks on countless adventures in order to find something or help somebody in need.

Diego Márquez is an 8-year-old Latino action-adventure hero with a big heart. His goal is to save and protect the animals and their environment. Athletic and fearless, he is always at the ready no matter what the situation. Diego loves learning new things.

Main. Dora Márquez (voiced by Diana Zermeño): The titular character of the series, who is a 7-year old Latina girl. Boots (voiced by Asher Spence): Dora's monkey best friend who is the co-host of the series.

She's indicated to be 7 years of age (September 12, 1999) until the Season 5 episode "Dora's Big Birthday Adventure", in which she turns 8 (September 12, 2000). She's 10 years old (September 12, 2002) in Dora and Friends: Into the City!.

Meet Diego, Dora's cool cousin! Diego can talk to animals, and he rescues them when they're in danger.

Does Dora have a sister? ›

Isabela Marquez – Dora's little sister and Guillermo's twin sister. Abuela – Dora, Guillermo, and Isabela's grandma.

Created and executive produced by Chris Gifford and Valerie Walsh Valdes, the series is a spin-off of the animated television series Dora the Explorer and follows Dora's cousin Diego, an 8-year-old boy whose adventures often involve rescuing animals and protecting the environment.

Initially the character was not planned to be Latina although after an executive at Nickelodeon attended a conference about the lack of Latino representation, the creators were asked if they could include such elements.

Variety even wrote that Dora ranks "as perhaps the most 'woke' big-screen adventurer since the invention of cinema." Much like the show, which premiered in 2000, "Dora and the Lost City of Gold" made no mention of a specific ethnic background for Dora.

Nickelodeon has been open to girl leads in part because the shows aim to attract both boys and girls, said Brown Johnson, President of Animation at Nickelodeon. “l*ttle kids are much less prejudiced or judgmental about the sex of the characters they love. Little boys want to be Dora,” Johnson said.

Michael Peña as Cole Márquez, a jungle explorer, Dora's father, and Diego's uncle. Eva Longoria as Elena Márquez, a jungle explorer, Dora's mother, and Diego's aunt.

Elena "Mami" Márquez (also called Mrs. Márquez or Señora Márquez) is Dora's beautiful mother who has appeared in some episodes of Dora the Explorer.

Daisy Márquez is the big sister of both Alicia and Diego, and the eldest cousin of Dora, Guillermo and Isabella.