My Little Pony: La magia de la amistad (Latin American Spanish)

Dubbed in, it first premiered on Discovery Kids in on November 21, 2011. The channel had a tendency of cutting certain scenes that were either deemed not appropriate, or for time constraints. The dub completed its original run on February 2, 2020, with the series finale not airing on the channel; instead, it was released on Hulu in the on April 12.

This dub is available to stream on Netflix and Hulu. A DVD featuring the first four episodes was released in. On September 19, 2020, the official Spanish My Little Pony YouTube channel began uploading full episodes of the dub, starting with the episode "The Return of Harmony Part 1". A demo dub of the episode "The Ticket Master" was released prior on DVDs in 2011.

Broadcast
Outside of Discovery Kids, this dub has been syndicated on various Latin American stations. In, it has aired on Canal 5 from August 21, 2012 , to December 17, 2018, ending re-runs on the sixth season. It has also aired on Azteca 7 since July 27, 2020.

In, it premiered on MEGA on July 13, 2013. In, it has aired on Canal 4 since May 2014. It also aired on Telefe in on June 12, 2015.

In the, it has ran on Discovery Familia from October 3, 2016, to October 12, 2019.

Cast

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Promotional versions
In October 2012, as part of promoting the two-parter episode "A Canterlot Wedding", a promotional version of the song "Love Is Bloom" (extended version) was released, with a very similar adaptation to the version presented in the official dub. There is no information available about the singer of this version, or the recording studio it was performed in.

In October 2015, a "botargas" show called "My Little Pony Equestria Girls: El show en vivo" began in ; one of its first presentations was in the show "Venga la alegría" on the channel Azteca 13, where they presented the songs "This Is Our Big Night" (Equestria Girls), and an extended version of "Let the Rainbow Remind You". This show continued throughout Mexico and Latin America, and featured the participation of some of the dubbing actresses from the main dub. Carla Castañeda (Twilight) decided not to participate "due to the very low budget of the organizers", being replaced both ind ialogue and songs by Annie Rojas (Starlight).

Live performances
There were several live performances of the songs by the actors of the dubs, that were performed in Mexican cons. A few of the performences were the first previews of the Spanish dub of the songs.

Other live performances that have been said to exist, but are not available online anymore, are:
 * Maggie Vera premiering "So Many Wonders" at BronyMexiCon.
 * Melissa Gedeón premiering "Smile Song" at BronyMexiCon Gala.
 * Maggie Vera premiering "This Day Aria" at BronyMexiCon Gala.
 * Melissa Gedeón premiering "Cranky Doodle Joy" at BronyMexiCon Gala.
 * The main cast singing "Smile Song" at Fluttycon.
 * Elsa Covián singing "Becoming Popular" at FluttyCon 2014.
 * Claudia Motta singing "Raise This Barn" at FluttyCon 2014.
 * Analiz Sánchez and Maggie Vera singing "May the Best Pet Win" at FluttyCon.
 * Carla Castañeda singing "B.B.B.F.F." and "Love Is in Bloom" at FluttyCon.

Demo DVD dub
As with other dubs of the show, a Spanish demo dub of the episode "The Ticket Master" was issued and sold on DVDs in 2011, featuring a different voice cast for the main characters. Twilight was still voiced by Carla Castañeda, but with a much more childlike tone. When the finalized dub was being produced, this episode was re-recorded with the new cast for consistency.


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Meet the Ponies
Shortly after the premiere of the third season finale, Hasbro uploaded videos containing scenes from the series, focused on introducing each of the protagonists. Leyla Rangel is the narrator in the Spanish dub of these.

Commercial dubbing
There are various My Little Pony toy commercials that have dubbing that were produced in, as stated by Analiz Sánchez. The actress who dubs them from 2014 is Laura Azul.

Censorship

 * "Darn" is removed from all episodes except for The Last Roundup, when Rainbow Dash says "¡Rayos!".
 * "Oh my gosh!", "Oh my goodness!" and similar expressions are replaced with "¡No puede ser!" ('It can't be!') and "¡Qué emoción!" ('What a thrill!'). In Celestial Advice, it was translated as '¡Ay!'.
 * "Cider" is censored in The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000 due to it typically being an alcoholic beverage, being replaced with "jugo de manzana" (apple juice). The word was censored most episodes except for Sisterhooves Social when Rarity says "...Es el aroma a cidra de manzana tibia" ('...It's the aroma of warm apple cider').
 * It is uncensored and mentioned as "cidra" since Bats!.
 * "Stupid" is removed in It Ain't Easy Being Breezies and replaced in other episodes with "tonto" ('fool'/'silly').

Additionally, Discovery Kids is prone to making cuts and censoring many scenes of the show that they would deem to be unsuitable for its target demographic, or otherwise for time.
 * The season nine episode "The Last Crusade", as well as the series finale "The Last Problem", were initially banned from airing the channel, likely due to the presence of same-sex couples. The former features Scootaloo's aunts, while the latter implies that Lyra Heartstrings and Bon Bon are married. Eventually, the former aired on the channel on February 8, 2020, a few days after the dub's initial run was completed. However, the latter has still yet to air; it was released instead in the.