The television series have carved out an important place for themselves in the midst of reconfiguration of forms of entertainmentat a time when movies, music, podcasts and other formats seek to attract the attention of viewers through the various streaming platforms they consume.
Although the origin of the series dates back to the first half of the 20th century, the truth is that never before have the large chains invested and produced as much as they do in the new millennium, in a context in which the users of these platforms They see productions at an unimaginable speed.
Disney+ has been one of the main protagonists in the streaming war and of course it has opted for the creation of series and many of them have managed to keep users on the edge of their seats, becoming the topic of conversation for weeks.
1. Bluey
Bluey is a tireless six-year-old dog. This blue Australian Cattle Dog turns everyday life with her family into an extraordinary adventure and thus develops both her imagination and her mental, physical and emotional capacity.
2. The Acolyte
“The Acolyte” takes viewers into a galaxy of dark secrets and emerging dark side powers in the final days of the High Republic era.
3. The Simpsons
American animated comedy created by Matt Groening for the Fox company. The series is a satirical parody of the style of the American middle class embodied by a family with the same name, composed of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie Simpson. The plot takes place in the fictional city of Springfield and parodies American culture, society, television, and many other aspects of the human condition.
4. CHUECO
A widowed father of three is on the verge of ruin, but he inherits an unexpected fortune from his uncle. But the money comes with one condition: that they take care of Chueco. Chueco is an adult chimpanzee who hides a big secret: he can talk. And hiding the secret won’t be easy because the primate won’t keep quiet and won’t stop getting the family into trouble.
5. I am Moon
Luna Valente is happy about life on her skates. But her life takes an unexpected turn when her parents receive a proposal that is impossible to refuse: overnight, the Valente family must leave their beloved home and move to another country. Luna must adapt to a new life, new friends and a new school, where she finds herself in a world of luxury and elite that has little to do with her. Luna takes refuge in her skates and thanks to them she discovers a skating rink that offers her a new universe on wheels.
6. Malcolm
Family sitcom that addresses the funny problems and situations of a middle-class American family in which the son Malcolm seems to be the only sensible one… or at least the only one who shows signs of sanity. The family consists of his neurotic parents Hal and Lois, older brother Francis and his two other brothers, Reese and Dewey.
7. Monsters at work
Tylor Tuskmon has graduated from Monstruos University as the best student in his class and joins Monstruos SA to fulfill his dream of working as a scaremonger… or not. On his first day there, he learns that they are no longer looking for scaremongers, but rather pranksters, and he is temporarily reassigned to the Fixed and Temporary Facilities Maintenance department. This change ruins Tylor’s plans, but he sets a new goal: to become a prankster.
8. Once upon a time there was a snowman
The first days of little Olaf’s life, when and why he comes to life and how he begins to search for his own identity, after Elsa’s escape from the Arendelle palace.
9. Jessie
The series follows a dreamy Texas teenager, Jessie, who moves to New York and begins her life outside of rural areas. She gets a job as a babysitter for four children whose parents are millionaires. Jessie must deal with four children, one of her imaginary friends and a pet capybara. As she navigates life in the big city, Jessie finds allies in the butler, Bertram, and the 20-year-old doorman, Tony. From there, the character finds himself in thousands of fun situations.
10. Violetta
Violetta tells the story of a musically talented teenager who returns to her native Buenos Aires with her father, Herman, after living in Europe for several years, navigating the trials and tribulations of growing up.
*Some titles may be repeated in the ranking because they are different episodes, seasons or installments, likewise, they may not have a description because the platform does not provide them.
Disney+ is a streaming platform that is owned by The Walt Disney Company and that offers its subscribers a wide catalog of movies, series, documentaries, among other multimedia products that have been released under the studios or brands of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star, National Geographicamong others.
The service was officially launched on November 12, 2019 in the United States and Canada, later expanding to the Netherlands and Spain. It was not until the end of 2020 that the platform finally reached Latin America and the Caribbean, with the exception of Cuba.
According to the report for the first quarter of 2023, the Disney+ streaming service has 157.8 million subscribers, which represented a drop of four million compared to what was registered in the previous quarter.
At the time of its launch, it was said that the platform sought to host 500 films and 7,000 episodes of television programs or series; In addition, the release of four original films and five television programs was contemplated, which was seen with the launch of The Mandalorian serieswhich cost close to 100 million dollars.
Disney+ allows its users to watch content on four devices at the same timealthough up to seven profiles can be created and content can be watched on up to devices.
