Siesta Entertainment is set to bring the four-time Suncoast Emmy Award-winning Puerto Rican preschool series Rockolandia Las Cabritas to the global market, making its international debut at MIPCOM in Cannes. The distributor aims to secure new television, streaming, and digital distribution partnerships to bring the music-driven show to children and families worldwide.
The series arrives at the market backed by a highly consolidated digital audience. Rockolandia Las Cabritas has already earned a YouTube Silver Play Button, amassing over 170 million views and 234,000 subscribers on YouTube alone, alongside a broader community of more than 250,000 followers across all platforms.
Targeted at children aged 4 to 6, the series follows seven singing and dancing little goats who use their teamwork and ingenuity to thwart the plans of a clumsy Big Bad Wolf. The standalone episodes blend humor and music with core themes of family, friendship, and self-confidence. The first season features 10 11-minute episodes in Spanish, with each episode including two original songs. Development is also actively underway for a 26-episode second season.
Siesta Entertainment will present Rockolandia Las Cabritas to international buyers through a distribution agreement with Dakiti Productions, the Puerto Rican company that created and owns the IP. KaizenPop, a shareholder in Dakiti Productions, co-manages the brand alongside Cristina Carrión and is co-producing the second season, contributing to its creative development, production, and financing, with Ailing Zubizarreta serving as co-showrunner.
The international expansion will initially focus on the Hispanic market—including the United States, Puerto Rico, Latin America, and Spain—before Siesta Entertainment guides the property into broader global territories.
“Being Latino is in fashion, and Rockolandia Las Cabritas has its own identity that we want to share with the world. Its music, humor, and Puerto Rican roots won us over. At Siesta Entertainment, we are committed to bringing that energy to children and families beyond any border,” said Natalia Hebel, Chief Sales Officer of Siesta Entertainment.
Cristina Carrión, co-creator and showrunner of Rockolandia Las Cabritas and CEO of Dakiti Productions, reflected on the brand’s legacy: “Rock’O’Landia was created by my family in the 1980s for a Puerto Rican audience. For me, it has been a source of pride to revive Rockolandia Las Cabritas for new global generations. Hand in hand with Siesta Entertainment, the magic of the show will have the opportunity to reach children all over the world through its charm and cultural authenticity.”
“Something very important is happening. Today’s global pop culture is, at its core, multilingual, multicultural, and international,” added Ailing Zubizarreta, Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of KaizenPop, and co-showrunner for the second season. “The little goats have a Latino heart with a global vision, tailor-made for what today’s audiences crave.”
