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"Casagrandes" redirects here. For the series centered around the family, see The Casagrandes. For the Croatian dub of The Casagrandes, see Casagrandes (Croatian). For other uses, see The Casagrandes (disambiguation).
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Casagrande family portrait

The Santiagos and Casagrandes

The Casagrande family, or the Casagrandes, are the extended family of Bobby and Ronnie Anne Santiago, specifically from their mother's side of the family ("Casagrande" is Maria's maiden name). They made their debut in the episode "The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos".

The Casagrandes are the title characters of their eponymous series, where the series is focused on Ronnie Anne and Bobby adjusting to their new life in the city.

Family members[]

Rosa Casagrande[]

Main article: Rosa Casagrande

Hector Casagrande[]

Main article: Hector Casagrande

Frida Puga Casagrande[]

Main article: Frida Puga-Casagrande

Carlos Casagrande[]

Main article: Carlos Casagrande

Maria Santiago[]

Main article: Maria Santiago

Arturo Santiago[]

Main article: Arturo Santiago

Carlota Casagrande[]

Main article: Carlota Casagrande

Carlos Jr. "CJ" Casagrande[]

Main article: Carlos Jr. Casagrande

Carlino Casagrande[]

Main article: Carlino Casagrande

Carlitos Casagrande[]

Main article: Carlitos Casagrande

Bobby Santiago[]

Main article: Bobby Santiago

Ronnie Anne Santiago[]

Main article: Ronnie Anne Santiago

Lazaro[]

Lazaro is Rosa's deceased father and husband of Lupe who first appeared in a picture in "Croaked" and also made an appearance there as a ghost during the Day of the Dead celebration.

Trivia[]

  • Seeing how his wife Lupe is still alive, it's unknown if Lazaro lived long enough to meet any of his daughter's descendants.

Lupe[]

Lupe is a minor character in The Casagrandes. She’s the mother of Rosa Casagrande.

Appearance[]

She’s an elderly Mexican woman of medium height with light grey hair tied in bun and thick black eyebows. She wears white sleeveless dress, short white poncho with edges in purple and light blue triangles, brown shoes, golden bracelets and golden earrings with round blue jewels. Despite being an elderly woman she is very strong to the point where she can defeat all her descendants wrestling.

Personality[]

Lupe is a Mexican traditionalist. She encourages her other family members to share on the tradition. When she discovered that her great-grandchildren were not raised as Mexicans, she was shocked to the point of getting a heart attack. However she changes her mind, realizing that Mexican tradition is about family more than speaking Spanish, wearing traditional outfits and eating spicy food. Like her daughter, she is very active despite her old age.

Trivia[]

  • She is the first and so far only great-grandparent confirmed to still alive and make a physical appearance outside of a flashback or photo.

Gallery[]

Mexican Makeover[]

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The Golden Curse[]

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The Casagrandes Movie[]

Hector's Great-Great-Grandfather[]

Hector's Great-Great Grandfather is the unnamned relative of Hector.

He was first mentioned in "Señor Class", where it was revealed that he rode with Pancho Villa.

He was later seen in a picture in "Fool's Gold", where Hector remembers that he rode with Pancho Villa shortly after his grandsons uncover a message from the general.

Appearance[]

In the photo on Hector's family tree in "Señor Class", he appears to be a standard Mexican man, with a large nose and a broad, black mustache. He was shown wearing a red canvas jacket, a white undershirt, and a blue sombrero.

However, in the photo from "Fool's Gold", his mustache was brown instead of black. He is stouter and shorter than Pancho Villa. In this picture, his sombrero was brown instead of blue, and he was also seen wearing the same canvas jacket, along with brown chaps and black cowboy boots.

Mr. Gutiérrez[]


Mr. Gutiérrez[note 1]) was an unnamed maternal relative of Hector.

He was first mentioned in "Señor Class", where it was revealed that he built a railroad in Mexico. According to Hector, he was Chinese.

Appearance[]

In the photo on Hector's family tree, he is shown to have had a bean-shaped head and ears with non-attached earlobes. He had black hair and a small stubble on his chin. He also had a dimple and bags under his eyes. He also had a large nose and almond-shaped eyes. He wore a red cap, a light green shirt, a brown jacket, and a purple scarf.

Dacho[]

Dacho is Rosa's cousin and Carlos and Maria's first cousin once removed.

He was first mentioned in "Mexican Makeover" where it was mentioned by Lupe that he and his family visited her from California and didn't embrace the family traditions.

Dacho's Children[]

Dacho's children are the unnamed children of Dacho.

Danny Puga[]

Main article: Puga family#Danny Puga

Lalo[]

Main article: Lalo

Sergio[]

Main article: Sergio

Paco[]

Paco is Lupe's pet parrot and Sergio's "cousin".

Appearance[]

Paco is a parrot with a blue body and a yellow head.

Biography[]

In episode "Mexican Makeover", it's revealed that he's Sergio's cousin and Mama Lupe's pet parrot. Having recently learned English by the start of the episode from watching cable, he acts as Lupe's Spanish-to-English translator.

He returns in "The Golden Curse" when he’s getting married to his fiancé, Paulina.

Trivia[]

  • Paco's voice actor serves as a namesake for his cousin.

Gallery[]

Mexican Makeover[]
The Golden Curse[]

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The Casagrandes Movie[]

Paulina[]

Paulina is Paco’s wife.

Appearance[]

She looks like Sancho only she has blonde hair and wears fuchsia lipstick.

Gallery[]

The Golden Curse[]
The Casagrandes Movie[]


Family tree[]

Main article: Casagrande family/Casagrande Tree

Trivia[]

  • The surname "Casagrande" is Spanish for "big house".
  • Carlos and all of the children have names coming from the name "Carl".
    • Also like the Loud family, they have names that start with the same letter as the family name, and the youngest of the older half is named after the father. In addition, the mothers of both families have first names that rhyme with "pita."
  • The pets Lalo and Sergio are named after two famous Latin American cartoonists: Lalo Alcaraz (La Cucaracha), and Sergio Aragonés (MAD Magazine and Groo the Wanderer).
  • Season 4 has a five (formerly six) episode story arc featuring the Casagrandes.
  • At first, Lori and Lincoln were the only Louds to have met the Casagrandes.
  • In "Mexican Makeover", Lupe mentioned to Rosa that Dacho was her cousin. Later in the episode, Carlos mentioned that Dacho is his cousin indicating that Dacho may be first cousin to Rosa, and by extension, first cousin once removed to Maria and Carlos.
  • Because Maria and Arturo are divorced, it's unknown if any of Bobby and Ronnie Anne's paternal relatives are still alive since they've never appeared or been mentioned in any episodes of the The Loud House or The Casagrandes.
  • The Casagrandes Movie reveals that on Maria's side of the family, the Casagrande women had a history of acting rebellious towards their mother during their youth.
    • Rosa ran away from home to live in her family's barn when her mother refused to let their donkey sleep in her room.
    • Maria skipped school to go to a carnival that was visiting town only for a day.
    • In the present, during a trip in Mexico, Ronnie Anne sneaks off from the family to go skateboarding on Mt. Punguari after being forced to cancel her birthday plans.


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See also[]

Notes[]

  1. Hector's full name is Hector Rodrigo Casagrande Gutiérrez, meaning that his mother's maiden name was Gutierrez.


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