La casa de Mickey Mouse (Latin American Spanish)

The dub was produced in Mexico by Diseño en Audio and co-produced by Disney Character Voices International. It premiered around the same time it did in the US.

Cast

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Changes

 * The song "Hot Dog" references Mickey's first spoken words in the short film The Karnival Kid, released in 1929. In the dub, it was adapted as "¡Que bién!", omitting the reference.

Errors

 * In some episodes of the first season in the intro, the phrase in the second time said "Es la casa de Mickey Mouse" is muted by mistake, presumably because of a mixing error.

Trivia

 * This is the second series where Ruy Cuevas does not lend his voice to Donald Duck in the Mickey Mouse series since Quack Pack, dubbed in Los Angeles, where Ruy Cuevas was replaced by Rafael Narváez, due to the fact that Ruy Cuevas is also an airline pilot. He went to live in Argentina for work reasons so he had to stop playing the character and retire from dubbing so he was replaced by Leonel Ibarra and later by Erick Salinas.
 * Francisco Colmenero, who usually dubs Santa Claus for Disney, did not dub him in this series, due to the meeting of scenes with Pedro (character also played by him).