New Family Programming on Argentine TV

From April 4, an Argentine TV channel is launching a weekly block of children's programs on weekends. Three shows focused on learning and fun will air in the mornings.

Starting Saturday, April 4, and every weekend thereafter at 10:00, the channel will offer three programs designed for family learning and fun. According to the Argentine News Agency (NA), the schedule will begin with 'PauPau' at 10:00, followed by 'Plim Plim: ¡Cantando y Bailando!' at 10:30, and will conclude with 'Topa, un Mundo de Colores' from 11:00 to 12:00.

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