13 Best Kids' Cartoons For Learning Spanish

Ah, Saturday mornings spent in front of the TV watching cartoons with a bowl of cereal were the best, weren’t they? What if we told you that you can make cartoons part of your routine again AND learn Spanish while you’re at it?

That’s right, we have a whole bunch of Spanish cartoons for learning Spanish on Lingopie!

Why Should You Watch Cartoons to Learn Spanish?

You should watch cartoons to learn Spanish because they offer unique advantages that traditional learning methods don't provide. The combination of simple vocabulary and clear, slower-paced dialogue makes it easier to understand and learn new words and phrases. Visual cues help you instantly connect Spanish words with their meanings as you watch characters act out what they're saying.

Since cartoons are entertaining, you're also more likely to stay engaged and continue watching, which means more consistent exposure to the language. The repetitive nature of cartoon dialogue also helps reinforce your learning – characters often use the same phrases multiple times, helping you naturally memorize common expressions and grammar patterns.

Best Spanish Cartoons to Learn Spanish on Lingopie

Whether you choose to watch through Lingopie's platform or enhance your Disney+ experience with the official Lingopie extension, you'll get access to interactive subtitles and learning tools that make these cartoon favorites powerful resources for improving your Spanish.

Luca

Set in a sun-drenched Italian Riviera town, Disney Pixar's Luca tells the magical story of a young sea monster who can transform into a human on dry land. Together with his best friend Alberto and local girl Giulia, Luca navigates an unforgettable summer of gelato, pasta, and Vespa rides while hiding his true identity from townspeople who fear sea monsters. This heartwarming tale about friendship, acceptance, and finding the courage to be yourself has captivated audiences worldwide.

Looking to improve your Spanish? Luca is available in Spanish on Lingopie, making it the perfect way to learn while you enjoy this charming film. With interactive subtitles and instant word translations, you can immerse yourself in the Spanish language while following Luca's delightful adventures.

María Pérez vs Los Superhéroes

María Pérez is a Costa Rican immigrant slash ordinary girl who works in the headquarters of “Los Superhéroes” in the United States. Throughout the 6-episode series, she becomes involved in a problem that affects everyone!

Without spoiling it too much, we’ll say that María and two of her best friends, who also work in the superhero headquarters, begin to discover that not all is as it seems.

This series is a fun one that adults can relate to because it has some funny political and social jokes worked into it. Since it’s only 6 episodes long, you can also get through it really quickly and pick up a lot of new Spanish lingo along the way!

Lightyear

Lightyear delivers Pixar's unique twist on the Buzz Lightyear character, revealing the epic space adventure that inspired the beloved toy from Toy Story. In this sci-fi action film, Buzz is a dedicated Space Ranger who becomes marooned on a hostile planet. As he attempts to find a way home, he accidentally travels decades into the future and must team up with a diverse crew of ambitious recruits and his robotic companion Sox to complete his mission while facing off against the menacing Zurg.

Want to blast off into Spanish learning? Catch Lightyear in Spanish on Lingopie, where you can join Buzz's intergalactic journey while boosting your language skills.

Boj

In this 51-episode series from Mexico, Boj is a little mouse-like creature who can't stay out of trouble. His friends Rupa, Gabin, Déncil and Mia, help ensure that he never runs out of solutions (phew).

If you’re looking to practice your Mexican dialect Spanish, this cute series could be a great place to start!

A Bug's Life

A Bug's Life follows Flik, an inventive ant who accidentally destroys his colony's food offering to the grasshoppers. Hoping to save his colony, he recruits what he thinks are warrior bugs but ends up with circus performers instead. Together, they must find a way to stand up to the bullying grasshoppers and save the colony.

Language learners can strengthen their Spanish vocabulary and comprehension by watching A Bug's Life on Lingopie. The movie features everyday vocabulary about food, friendship, and problem-solving, while its clear dialogue and engaging story make it easy to follow along. Use Lingopie's interactive subtitles to master new words and phrases as you join Flik's adventure.

Yoko

This is another one of the Mexican cartoon shows available on Lingopie. Yoko follows the adventures of three children who love playing outside. The enthusiasm and energy they put into their games cause a magical creature called Yoko to wake up from its slumber.

The baby Spanish cartoon is aimed at a preschool-aged audience, so it could be a good option if you’re wondering how to teach Spanish to your kids or if you just want a show with a really simple vocabulary to start with.

Elemental

Elemental is Pixar's vibrant tale set in Element City, where fire, water, land, and air residents live together. The story centers on Ember, a fiery young woman, and Wade, a go-with-the-flow water guy, who discover their surprising chemistry despite being elementally opposite. Their unlikely connection challenges their beliefs about what's possible in their world of mixed elements.

Spanish learners can dive into this story of opposites attracting on Lingopie, where you'll find plenty of vocabulary about emotions, relationships, and city life. The film's modern setting and clear dialogue make it perfect for practicing everyday Spanish conversations, while Lingopie's interactive features help you catch every heated exchange and touching moment.

Oswaldo

Oswaldo is an ingenious but dreamy 12-year-old penguin who has an innate ability to transform any and all daily situations into unforgettable adventures.

This is another of our Mexican cartoon shows and there are 52 episodes chock-full of Spanish vocabulary and phrases for you to pick up while you ride along on Oswaldo’s wild adventures.

Kitty Is Not a Cat

If you like cartoons full of music, comedy, and general silliness, give the final Mexican cartoon show on this list a shot. Kitty Is Not a Cat tells the story of a young girl who is out to prove you can be anything you want...yes, even a cat.

Throughout the 52 episodes, Kitty meets a variety of cats who each take on an important role in her upbringing and wellbeing. The cats show her love, kindness, and how to have fun. This show has a whole lot of heart, so it’s bound to make you feel good while you learn Spanish.

A Vista de Pájaros

Krystof, Ursus, Dan, and Morris are three birds who use all kinds of resources to keep humans away from their forest.

Of course, things don't always work out as expected and the three amigos end up in funny situations with unexpected twists.

“A Vista de Pájaros” means “from bird’s-eye view,” and you’ll get a bird’s-eye view of Costa Rican Spanish with this cartoon. There are only 2 episodes, so if you want a bite-sized snack of cartoon Spanish, take a look.

Tío Conejo

Tío Conejo, or Uncle Bunny, is an intelligent but very mischievous character. He loves to play tricks on his fellow forest-dwelling creatures.

The show is actually based on a series of stories written by Costa Rican writer Carmen Lyra in the 1920s. They were originally written to teach children important life lessons, and you can be sure you’ll get some important Spanish lessons from this show!

Kofi

Kofi is a somewhat listless video game hero who tries to level up with the help of Limon, an obese plaster-like invocation that further discourages him.

This Spanish series was made using flash animation and really feels like you’re watching an indie video game. If that sounds like your style and you want to watch a show to help you learn Spanish as it’s spoken in Spain, check Kofi out for sure.

La Isla Presidencial

This Venezuelan adult cartoon is great if you like political satire. Watch what unfolds after presidents of several Latin American countries and Spain get shipwrecked on a desert island after an imaginary 74th Summit of Latin American leaders.

Watch Cartoons And Learn Spanish With Lingopie

Learning Spanish can be both fun and effective with Lingopie's collection of beloved Disney and Pixar films. These timeless stories, combined with Lingopie's interactive learning features, create the perfect environment to improve your language skills while being entertained.

Start your Spanish learning journey today by choosing your favorite animated film and let these unforgettable characters guide you toward Spanish fluency.

FAQ

Why Should I Watch Cartoons to Learn Spanish?

Cartoons are perfect for learning Spanish because they use simple, everyday vocabulary and clear pronunciation. The visual context helps you understand new words naturally, while engaging stories keep you motivated to continue learning. Characters often repeat key phrases, which helps reinforce your learning naturally.

What Special Features Does Lingopie Offer for Cartoon Viewing?

Lingopie provides interactive subtitles that let you click on any word for instant translations. You can save new vocabulary words while watching to review later. The platform tracks your learning progress and suggests content based on your level.

Which Cartoon Should I Start With as a Beginner?

Start with modern Pixar films like Luca or Elemental since they use contemporary, everyday Spanish. These films have clear dialogue and simple storylines that are easy to follow. The visual context makes it easier to understand what's happening even if you miss some words.

How Can I Watch These Cartoons on Lingopie?

You can watch many animated films directly through Lingopie's platform with all interactive features included. For Disney+ content, simply install the Lingopie browser extension to access learning tools while streaming. Both options give you access to Lingopie's vocabulary-saving features.