What happened to Violetta?
What happened to Violetta?
A girl Violetta returned home after living in Europe for a while. She is living with her father because her mom died. As she is back in her home town. She learns about music, friendship, and her dad as well. She how Violetta goes through go/bad life. Stick around see how her adventure goes.
Is Violetta a telenovela?
Violetta is a kids-oriented telenovela that first aired on the Disney Channel Latin America on May 14, 2012. The show is a co-production between Disney Channel Latin America, Disney Channel Europe, Disney Channel Middle East, Disney Channel Africa and Argentine production company Pol-ka Producciones. Violetta features a multinational cast, and
What happens to Violetta when she returns to Buenos Aires?
When Violetta first returns to Buenos Aires, she discovers her passion for music and begins to attend Studio 21 (now On Beat Studio) despite her father’s disapproval. It is there that she makes her first friends and learns more about herself. She meets two very different boys, Tomás and Leon, who fall in love with her.
What does Violetta find out about her tutor Angie?
Violetta finds out that her tutor and teacher at the studio, Angie, is her aunt. She also meets her maternal grandmother for the first time. Violetta continues to hide the fact that she is attending the studio from her father, but when he finds out, he prevents her from going to the studio and plans for them to move away from Buenos Aires.
Why is Violetta living with her father and her dad?
A girl Violetta returned home after living in Europe for a while. She is living with her father because her mom died. As she is back in her home town. She learns about music, friendship, and her dad as well. She how Violetta goes through go/bad life.
How old was Martina Stoessel when she played Violetta?
She how Violetta goes through go/bad life. Stick around see how her adventure goes. Martina Stoessel was 14 when the show started, while the rest of the cast was 18 and up. Horribly dubbed show with paper-thin characters that will dull down children’s’ minds. This show is awful, as many people have said it’s a new low for Disney.
