A reason to celebrate for families with young children, now on Digi Spain

LooLoo Kids TV is now available in Spain, broadcasting entirely in Spanish and distributed by Digi Spain.

Under the global LooLoo Kids brand, Romanian company TraLaLa Studio is bringing its family-friendly TV concept to Spanish audiences — a format already well established in Romania through TraLaLa TV. Since its launch in 2021, TraLaLa TV has become a benchmark for educational entertainment and quality family time, ending 2024 as one of the top three kids’ TV channels in Romania for the urban female demographic aged 25–45.

Known worldwide for its multilingual ecosystem of YouTube channels dedicated to preschoolers and their families, LooLoo Kids reaches over 140 million subscribers globally. Now, the TV channel brings Spanish viewers a daily schedule tailored to children’s routines, blending trending kids’ songs with traditional Spanish children’s music. Designed specifically for children aged 2 to 4, the shows combine high-quality animation and educational music within age-appropriate storytelling.

“We’re grateful to our distribution partner, Digi Spain, and we’re thrilled that LooLoo Kids TV is now part of Spanish families’ daily lives.”, said Alexandru Badan, CEO of TraLaLa Studio. “It’s a Spanish-language linear TV channel for kids, built on our experience with TraLaLa in Romania, but carefully adapted to reflect the unique cultural nuances of Iberian families. Our channel is more than just entertainment — it’s a shared experience for parents and children, a co-viewing moment that sparks conversations, where families can sing, dance, and laugh together.”

A Safe, Enriching Space for Families:

Like TraLaLa TV, LooLoo Kids TV guarantees a 100% preschool-friendly environment with positive messages and carefully curated content. Its music-driven shows help stimulate language development, focus, and imagination, while introducing children to values such as friendship, kindness, and the joy of discovery.

The launch of LooLoo Kids TV in Spain marks a new chapter for Romania’s media industry — a milestone where locally developed TV concepts, already proven on the domestic market, successfully expand onto the international stage.