Barbapapa (American English, Centauro)

It was produced by Centauro Comunicaciones in Miami, Florida, and was released on DVDs in South Korea in to teach Korean children English. This dub was also released on the Korean streaming services Laftel and Naver SeriesOn. This is the fifth and final English dub of Barbapapa overall; it is also the only dub to cover the entire series, unlike the others which all appear to have stopped at season one.

Clips of the dub can be seen on Centauro's demo reel videos, and a few songs with a duration each of 30 seconds were uploaded to the official Barbapapa YouTube channel.

Release
Barbapapa was released on DVDs in South Korea by M&V Media in, only containing an English audio track (with English and Korean subtitles made available) in order to teach Korean people English. Its spin-off, Barbapapa Around the World was released as well on the second sets of these DVDs.

The dub was then released on the Korean streaming service, Laftel on. It is also available on Naver SeriesOn.

Cast
Like the original version of the series, season one only utilizes one voice actor for all characters, while in season two, the characters were all given individual voices performed by various actors. The voice of Barbapapa himself was replaced while the narrator retained his primary role. Nearly the same actors also reprised their roles for Barbapapa Around the World, except for the narrator.


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Episodes
Every volume goes in a pattern of eight episodes, then seven episodes (with the exception of the final volume, lasting only two episodes coupled with Barbapapa Around the World segments); totaling 14 volumes.

Gallery
Images taken from here and here.