The Lunnis They turn 10 and celebrate with great guests. It is the best known presenters of Spanish Television. In the image you can see Mara Torres and Joaquín Reyes, of the program of the same name, with a perfect reproduction using the Lunnis personality. It is a fun anniversary campaign full of surprises so you have to be attentive to television.
And it is that a mysterious and funny virus is cloning TVE presenters turning them into Lunnis. As part of their plan they have succumbed: Jordi Hurtado, Mariló Montero, Anne Igartiburu, María Escario, Jesús Álvarez, Ana Blanco, Mara Torres, Joaquín Reyes, Carlos Latre, Elena S. Sánchez, Cayetana Guillén Cuervo, Marta Solano, Juanjo Pardo and Toñi Moreno Everyone has their reproduction of Lunnis and they will share fun moments with their puppets in nice and short scenes.
This fun action is part of the 10th anniversary of the Lunnis, which will also include a Christmas special that will be issued by Clan on December 25 in the morning strip. The Lunnis will also soon launch a new album with collaborations such as Nena Daconte, Paula Rojo or Xuxo Jones. And they will make the leap to the world of applications with a didactic and fun approach.
We remember that Lucho, Lupita, Lublú and Lulila (in the picture) are the Lunnis. They were born 10 years ago, like my daughter! on a planet called Moon Moon and since then they are the protagonists of nice adventures and stories in Clan. They help children learn by having fun with their fun sense of humor and their songs.
Jesús Álvarez with his private LunnisRemember that on RTVE.es Lunnis are also protagonists of games and videos that children can watch at any time, place and mobile device. They can also sing their songs, watch video clips and enjoy many episodes with a focus on learning and entertainment.
Jordi Hurtado with his Lunnis (nailed) We congratulate the Lunnis who in these 10 years have become a reference program for children's television At national and international level. They have received more than 30 awards, including two TP of Gold, the prize for the best program awarded by the Academy of Sciences and Television Arts and the Prix Jeunesse Iberoamericana for the best fiction program aimed at children up to six years , within the 2nd Ibero-American Children's Television Festival. In 2005 the Lunnis were appointed UNICEF Ambassadors.
