The Casagrandes (working title, Los Casagrandes) is a spin-off series and former sister show of The Loud House focusing on the Casagrande family, which was confirmed by Nickelodeon on March 6, 2018.
On one of Diem Doan's Instagram stories, she revealed that the series had been renamed to The Casagrandes, changing the "Los" (Spanish for "the") to its English translation.
The series premiered on October 14, 2019.
On February 17, 2022, Nickelodeon announced that The Casagrandes would be cancelled, while mentioning that its characters would continue to appear in The Loud House.[1] The series later concluded its broadcast on September 30 of that same year.
A feature film based on the series was confirmed on April 4, 2023, and premiered on March 22, 2024.
Los Casagrandes is being developed to have Ronnie Anne and Bobby adjust to their new life in the city, where they now live with their big, loving and chaotic multi-generational family, the Casagrandes. In the series, Ronnie Anne will make new friends, build stronger bonds with her relatives and explore the endless possibilities the city life has to offer. Bobby will help Grandpa Hector run the family's corner store, and becomes familiar with the neighborhood's quirky characters.
Los Casagrandes features Ronnie Anne and her brother Bobby Santiago as they adjust to their new life in Great Lakes City, where they now live with their big, loving and chaotic multi-generational family, the Casagrandes. In the series, Ronnie Anne makes new friends, build stronger bonds with her relatives and explores the endless possibilities of city life. Bobby helps Grandpa Hector run the family's corner store, and becomes familiar with the neighborhood's quirky characters.
The Casagrandes tells the story of Ronnie Anne, an independent, adventurous, 11-year-old who explores city life with her big, loving, multi-generational Mexican-American family.
Ronnie Anne Santiago (voiced by Izabella Alvarez) - At age 11, Ronnie Anne Santiago is the cousin, niece, and granddaughter of the Casagrandes. Ronnie Anne is a tomboy who doesn't mess around with "girly stuff".
Bobby Santiago (voiced by Carlos PenaVega) - At age 17, Bobby is a jack of all trades, having had to juggle multiple jobs at the same time. Bobby is shown to be calm and compassionate, but sometimes a little too absent-minded.
Rosa Casagrande (voiced by Sonia Manzano) - Rosa is the caring grandmother and mother who you can always depend on for making a meal, but never a snack.
Carlos Casagrande (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) - Carlos is the father of the Casagrande siblings, the son of Rosa and Hector, the husband of Frida Puga, and the brother of Maria Santiago. He loves reading books and sharing the knowledge he gathered from them.
Frida Puga Casagrande (voiced by Roxana Ortega) - Frida Puga is the mother of the Casagrande siblings, the wife of Carlos, the daughter in-law of Rosa and the sister in-law of Maria Santiago. She is an avid photographer.
Carlota Casagrande (voiced by Alexa PenaVega) - At age 17, Carlota Casagrande is the oldest child and only daughter of Frida Puga and Carlos and a fashion-loving girl. She can be seen shouting at Carl for using her cosmetics.
Carlos Jr. Casagrande (voiced by Jared Kozak) - At age 13, CJ Casagrande is the oldest son of the Casagrandes. CJ also has a genetic disorder called Down Syndrome. He is a lover of playing pirate and an incredibly sweet boy.
Carlino Casagrande (voiced by Alex Cazares) - At age 8, Carlino Casagrande is the smooth talking son of Frida Puga and Carlos.
This was the last Nicktoon to premiere in the 2010s decade.
The show was announced in the Nickelodeon Upfront 2018.[5]
This series expands The Loud House universe by introducing new characters and places in the city.
Lalo Alcaraz serves as a cultural consultant for the show.
The show's title is a Spanish translation of "The Large Houses".
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Nickelodeon has announced that this year, the network will focus on giving kids a more “multicultural, authentic and diverse” array of programming that will reflect modern kids’ everyday lives, according to Variety.
The animation for Season 1 was done at Jam Filled Toronto, while Season 2 onward was done at Jam Filled Ottawa. It was confirmed by one of Jam Filled Toronto's animators.[7]
This was the first series in The Loud House franchise to conclude its broadcast (not counting A Loud House Christmas: Behind the Scenes, which is a web-exclusive mini-series that documents the production of the live-action film A Loud House Christmas).
Due to the fact that the series finished its broadcast on the main Nickelodeon channel instead of being moved to Nicktoons, it is also the first Nicktoon to finish its run on the main network since Sanjay and Craig, which concluded its broadcast in 2016.
Since the series ended, reruns of The Casagrandes are shown on NickToons.
↑Mendez, Michele (March 29, 2018). Nickelodeon Is Diversifying Its Network With Upcoming ‘Los Casagrandes’ Series(English). Study Breaks. Nickelodeon. Archived from the original on 2019-04-28. Retrieved on 2020-07-20. “Nickelodeon has announced that this year, the network will focus on giving kids a more “multicultural, authentic and diverse” array of programming that will reflect modern kids’ everyday lives, according to Variety.”