Elena di Avalor

At first, I saw it as a new princess for new generations and, off course, as demonstration of political correctness.

But, episode by episode, it becomes more.

The cultural references are just inspired used and entire story propose a charming aura to characters and situations.

The educational aspect is not minor and the magic is used in amusing to wise manner.

And, sure, the eulogy to friendship and family can be useful. Short, a nice series.

All the kids love Elena and I think is a great princess, that children can learn from

My kids love the fantasy and story telling of this show. I love seeing so much of my heritage being portrayed in such a lovely way.

I think that this show is really cute, and that the art is well done and successfully looks like Sofia the First. The songs are intriguing. But, if this is supposed to be a show for Disney channel, I don't think it belongs there. Disney channel's targeted viewers are 8-12 and possibly a bit older. This show seems like it is for children 7 and under. This show belongs in Disney Junior, and if it is, then great.

One minor thing about this, though, is that the plot is pretty basic. They need to go deeper with the meaning behind the story. It just doesn't make sense that a girl was stuck in an amulet and wasn't freed until many, many years later. That just doesn't add up.

But altogether, this show seems like a good show for children. Teens and adults might find this a bit boring, though.

Ok, so I'm lowkey confused as to why there are so many not great reviews on this show. Let's just go down this list real quick: -Good Animation? Check -Storyline that makes sense? Check -Music written with culture tones? Check -Characters that we love to love? Check -An interesting plot line? Well I guess it depends on what you're interested in, but for me? Double check In short, this might just be my personal opinion but don't give up on this show. It's a gem and one of the best shows Disney has to offer.