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''Villa Dulce'' idea was planned by Beatriz Buttazzoni and Francisco Bobadilla around 2003, inspired by his own experiences in the original town that they live, Villa Dulce in Viña del Mar (also two scriptwriters of the series lives there) but instead of use the same place, they created a fictional town called "Villa Dulce" who resembles Santiago de Chile. This community is governed by a mayor called ''Tuscan Epifanio'' and where 13 children between 8 and 11 years and some adults lives. ''Villa Dulce'' stands out to portray the situations that the children of 11 years old experiment in the country, including situations that the creators of ''Villa Dulce'' call "kiddie black humor", this is, as how they imagines the reality according to the glance of the children with situations like the end of the world, reality shows, the UFOs, and others issues. In addition ''Villa Dulce'' includes some characters who represent generally the stereotypes of the Chilean society like the high-class (cuicos), low class (flaites) and tweens. The series has been heavily compared with the American animated seriesSee also
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{{Reflist 2000s animated television series 2004 Chilean television series debuts 2006 Chilean television series endings Chilean animated television series Chilean children's animated comedy television series Animated television series about children Flash television shows