Thread:HcFortan/@comment-30106712-20191210015025/@comment-30106712-20191210015810

HcFortan wrote: Interesting. What about Los Trotamusicos? Los Trotamúsicos (also known as "The Four Musicians of Bremen" and Die Abenteuer der Bremer Stadtmusikanten in Germany) was a Spanish animated series produced by Estudios Cruz Delgado for Televisión Española and first broadcast in 1989.

Based on the Brothers Grimm story, Town Musicians of Bremen, the series follows the story of four animal friends who form a band in the playing respectively guitar, drums, trumpet and saxophone.

It was originally an animated feature that more or less told the same story as in the fairy tale, but expanded on it by making the animals and the robbers individual characters: They are confronted by three robbers and their dog: Other recurring characters are: Also, contrary to the fairy tale the cast does make it to Bremen and become famous musicians. The success of this feature eventually led to a spin-off in the form of a TV series.
 * Koki: The red rooster, who plays guitar.
 * Tonto: The brown donkey, who plays drums.
 * Lupo: A white dog, who plays trumpet.
 * Burlón: A blue cat, who plays saxophone.
 * Chef: The leader of the robbers. A tall obviously Italian man who dresses in a white suit and looks like a maffiosi.
 * Bestia: A brute and strong, yet stupid thug. He has an eyepatch.
 * Tapón: A small dwarf, who always complains and has an obsession with chewing gum.
 * Attila: Their dog, who is frequently insulted and pushed around by Chef for failing to do what he asks of him. Tapón usually uses him to ride to places, while the other bandits travel by bike.
 * Ratt Rater: A raven with whom the Town Musicians are friends. He is somewhat of the manager of the group, who brought them together.
 * The Major: The mayor of Bremen who has a Badass Moustache, a big busomed wife called Paloma, who usually faints and a not all that enthusiastic chauffeur named Otto. His child nephew and niece also frequently make an appearance.