Hi-5 Fiesta

Hi-5 Fiesta was a Latin America children's television program. It's a fourth adaptation of Hi-5 series, whose original version (Australian) was created by Helena Harris and Posie Graeme-Evans. It's the second version doesn't have the English language, but in Spanish. This is produced by Telefe and the Nuba Producciones in a co-production between Argentina and Mexico, which is displayed from December 21, 2014. This version is directed by Adriano Schmid and Michela Giorelli and produced two seasons between 2014 and 2016 with a total of 50 episodes in a format similar to Hi-5 House (but not including The Chatterbox segment).

Format
The program remains similar to the format of the original, providing children with education through music, fun and movement. Hi-5 Fiesta caters to a wide range of children's learning styles, displayed through a classic segments within the program. Each show is built around a simple theme like colours, music, animals, or numbers.

This version is a cut remake based on Hi-5 Australian's Series 8, 9 and 10. To try to differentiate from the Original Series, the scripts and songs (although re-arranged and changing choreography) were edited in a short time.

Cast

 * Carolina Ayala: as Caro (Series 1-2)
 * Stefânia Roitman: as Stefi (Series 1-2)
 * Milena Martínes: as Mile (Series 1-2)
 * Javier Ramírez: as Javi (Series 1-2)
 * Adán Allende: as Doni (Series 1)
 * Rodrigo Llamas: as Rodri (Series 2)

Educational Segments
Each presenter hosts an education-centric segment of the show. At times, they're assisted by their co-presenters to display social skills and group problem solving skills. In Hi-5 Fiesta, each of the traditional segments.

Body Move
This segment encourages body co-ordination skill development through dancing, hopping, jumping and stepping.
 * Hosted by Caro (Series 1 - 2)
 * Nationality: Mexico

Making Music
This musical segment looks at concepts such as beat, rhythm, pitch and melody using pianos, guitars, bells and other instruments to his aid.
 * Hosted by Doni (Series 1) and Rodri (Series 2)
 * Nationality: Mexico

Puzzles and Patterns
This segment focuses on logical thinking and mathematics looking at numbers, puzzles, patterns and problem solving. This segment also features Jup-Jup, an alien puppet who is not seen by Mile, but constantly plays tricks on her.
 * Hosted by Mile (Series 1 - 2)
 * Nationality: Brazil

Shapes in Space
This segment explores shape, colour, texture and pattern using various kinds of learning aids including coloured boxes, balls and play-dough.
 * Hosted by Javi (Series 1 - 2)
 * Nationality: Colombia

Word Play
This segment looks at language and sounds with the help of her puppet friend Charlafina ("Fina").
 * Hosted by Stefi (Series 1 - 2)
 * Nationality: Argentina

Sharing Stories
This last segment in all episodes includes all five presenters, who join together to present a story. This segment is to promote social skills and group problem solving.

Songs of the Week
The Songs of the Week featured in Hi-5 Fiesta just are a variety of classics from the original series.

Series 1 (2014/2015)

 * La Gran Fiesta: Party Street (Series 9)
 * Que Feliz me Siento: Happy Today (Series 9)
 * Stop y Go: Stop And Go (Series 9)
 * Alrededor Del Mundo: Around The World (Series 9)
 * Abracadabra: Abracadabra (Series 10)

Series 2 (2015/2016)

 * Dia de Pretender: Pretending Day (Series 8)
 * ¿Ya Llegamos?: Are We There Yet? (Series 8)
 * Creciendo: When I Grow Up (Series 10)
 * Saltar y Gritar: Jump And Shout (Series 10)
 * Maquina Del Tiempo: Time Machine (Series 9)

Trivia

 * At the opening, the real characters are displayed in the form of mirror instead of the form window as in other versions. The Hi-5 Philippines cast also used this "style".
 * Instead of "And together, we're Hi-5!", the slogan said by original members and also other versions, it was changed to "...will begin the Hi-5 Party!" or "...and today we will make an incredible Hi-5 Party!".
 * Unlike most other versions, the full name of the members don't appear individually during the reprise the song of the week (made of only the credits), just in Series 2, it appears the nicknames of the characters.
 * This version doesn't have an end in the same way as the other versions of the series (in this version, the episode is closed with the second musical score to which the final credits have been moved).
 * In this version, the Chatterbox puppet was renamed Charlafina (the Spanish version). In the first season, she was blonde and her hair was composed of auburn braids and was widely criticized on social networks. In Season 2, Chats was recreated to look more like the original version.
 * There are similarities in costumes between this and Hi-5 Australia/House especially in the "Songs Of The Week":
 * The Around The World's costumes are references to "Dance With The Dinosaurs" and "It's Our Planet" in Hi-5 House.
 * The Are We There Yet?'s costumes have colours and elements reminding of "Underwater Discovery" in Series 13.
 * The Time Machine's costumes are similar to "Ready Or Not" in Series 13 but initially the next song would be "Peek-A-Boo", as this Song Of The Week fits with the same costumes.
 * The songs "Pretending Day", "Happy Today", "Stop And Go" and "Party Street" were included in the The Hi-5 Circus Stageshow in 2007 with the Australian cast.
 * The songs "Abracadabra" and "Stop And Go" were included in the Hi-5 Fairytale Tour in 2016 and the Hi-5 Series 17 in 2017. "Party Street" was also added in the latter.