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Violetta is an Argentine teen telenovela produced for Disney Channel in Latin America. It also aired on various Disney Channel feeds across the world, and is available on Disney+.

Cast[]

Character Actor
File:Violetta "Vilu" Castillo (Violetta).png
Violetta "Vilu" Castillo
Martina Stoessel
File:Germán Castillo (Violetta).png
Germán Castillo
Diego Ramos
File:Tomas Heredia (Violetta).png
Thomas "Tomas" Heredia
Pablo Espinosa
File:Leon Vargas (Violetta).png
Leonardo "Leon" Vargas
Jorge Blanco
File:Ludmila "Ludmi" Ferro (Violetta).png
Ludmila "Ludmi" Ferro
Mercedes Lambre
File:Andrés Calixto (Violetta).png
Andrés Calixto
Nicolás Garnier
File:Natalia "Naty" Vidal (Violetta).png
Natalia "Naty" Vidal
Alba Rico
File:Francesca "Fran" Caviglia (Violetta).png
Francesca "Fran" Caviglia
Lodovica Comello
File:Camila "Cami" Torres (Violetta).png
Camila "Cami" Torres
Candelaria Molfese
File:Maximiliano "Maxi" Ponte (Violetta).png
Maximiliano "Maxi" Ponte
Facundo Gambandé
File:Luca Caviglia (Violetta).png
Luckas "Luca" Caviglia
Simone Lijoi

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Albanian
(subtitled)
Violeta Junior TV (formerly)
Arabic
(English dub with Arabic subtitles)
ویولتا Disney Channel (formerly)
Bulgarian
(1st voice-over)
Виолета Disney Channel
Bulgarian
(2nd voice-over)
Виолета Nova TV (formerly)
Chinese (Traditional)
(subtitled)
音樂情人夢 Disney+
Croatian Violetta RTL Kockica (formerly)
Croatian
(English dub with Croatian subtitles)
Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Czech Violetta Disney Channel
Disney+
Danish Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Dutch Violetta Disney Channel (Netherlands) (formerly)
Disney Channel (Belgium) (formerly)
Disney+
English Violetta Disney Channel (UK and Ireland) (formerly)
Disney Channel (Europe, Middle East and Africa) (formerly)
Disney Channel (Australia and New Zealand) (formerly)
Disney+
Finnish
(English dub with Finnish subtitles)
Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
French Violetta Disney Channel (France)
Disney Channel (Belgium) (formerly)
TFX
Club RTL
Disney+
German Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Greek Βιολέττα Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Hebrew
(subtitled)
ויולטה Disney Channel
Hungarian Violetta Disney Channel
M2
Disney+
Italian Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Rai Gulp
Disney+
Japanese ヴィオレッタ Disney Channel (formerly)
Korean 비올레타 Disney Channel (formerly)
Korean
(subtitled)
비올레타 Disney+
Mandarin (Taiwan) 音樂情人夢 Disney Channel (formerly)
Norwegian Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Polish Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Portuguese (Brazil) Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
SBT (Disney block, formerly)
TV Miramar (formerly)
Disney+
Portuguese (Portugal) Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Romanian Violetta Disney Channel
Disney+
Russian Виолетта Kanal Disney (formerly)
Disney Channel (formerly)
Lime TV (formerly)
Serbian
(English dub with Serbian subtitles)
Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Slovene
(English dub with Slovene subtitles)
Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Swedish Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Turkish Violetta Disney Channel (formerly)
Disney+
Ukrainian Віолетта Novyi Kanal[1] (formerly)

Cancelled dubs[]

Language Title Channels
Serbian Violeta Happy TV (planned)

Title translations[]

Language Title Channels
Armenian Վիոլետտա Lime TV (aired in Russian, formerly)

Trivia[]

  • The English dub is the only version to have all the songs fully dubbed and translated into the target language of the dub. All other versions (except for the Danish, Swedish and Norwegian ones) instead use the Spanish songs. The Brazilian Portuguese and Russian dubs have the theme song dubbed into their respective languages, but keep the actual songs in Spanish. The Danish, Swedish and Norwegian dubs also have the theme song fully dubbed and translated into the respective languages like the Brazilian Portuguese dub, but otherwise instead use the same translated songs as the English dub during episodes.
    • The English-language songs used in the English and Scandinavian dubbings of season 1 were translated and recorded in the United States using the same Los Angeles-based dubbing studio and voice cast as the English dub itself. However, seasons 2 and 3 have the songs recorded in Denmark instead, using the same dubbing studio as the Danish dub; the singing voice actors used are also all Danish, although they do not perfectly correspond to the exact speaking roles in the Danish dub.

See also[]

References[]

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