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Katy, la oruga (Katy the Caterpillar in the English adaptation) is an animated children's film produced in Mexico. The story is about a young caterpillar named Katy who lives in a cherry-leaf tree with her three sisters. One day Katy decides that she wants to leave her tree and find out what she really wants to do.
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Katy Caterpillar: Katy La Oruga: A green caterpillar, who is full of curiosity and up for adventure. Mooch Green bottle fly G-Force: A green bottle fly who is a member of the G-Force. Mothra: Giant moth Mothra: Onibaba Giant Crustacean Pacific Rim: Resembles a crustacean and Japanese temple. It is best known for orphaning Mako Mori during the ...
Katy Katy, la oruga: Mexico: José Luis Moro Santiago Moro: Televicine S.A. de C.V. Moro Creativos Asociados: Traditional: Theatrical: July 5, 1984: 86 minutes Kenya Boy a. k. a. Kenya of My Youth Shōnen Keniya: Japan: Tetsuo Imazawa Nobuhiko Obayashi: Toei Animation: Traditional: Theatrical [16] March 10, 1984: 109 minutes The King of Inventions
Byanca Y Malessa were two sisters that had astounding voices, as well as a beautiful song, “Igual Que El Universo” (The Same As The Universe). Katy was a very cute little girl that had a wonderful song about the vowels called, “La Risa De Las Vocales,” and her charisma on stage made her very popular. Both were huge crowd favorites.
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Oruga may refer to: Oruga, Spanish for a caterpillar; Oruga, an articulated bus or "caterpillar" bus "Katy La Oruga", a special single by Lucerito
The Caricature Museum (Museo de la Caricatura in Spanish) is located in an 18th-century Baroque building in the historic center of Mexico City. [1] It was opened in 1987 to preserve and promote the history of Mexican cartooning , done for both political and entertainment purposes. [ 2 ]