Nubeluz

Nubeluz was a highly popular Peruvian children's television program that originally aired from 1990 to 1994, and later experienced revivals and adaptations in other countries. The show was known for its colorful set design, energetic hosts, engaging games, and educational segments.

The original Peruvian version of Nubeluz was hosted by Almendra Gomelsky, Mónica Santa María, and Lilianne Kubiliun. Mónica Santa María's unexpected passing in 1994 led to the show's initial cancellation.

Nubeluz featured a magical world filled with "nubes" (clouds) and emphasized positive values such as friendship, teamwork, and environmental awareness. Recurring segments included musical performances, science experiments, art projects, and dramatized stories. The program’s positive message and vibrant atmosphere captivated audiences across Latin America, making it a cultural phenomenon.

The show's format was replicated and adapted in several countries, including Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, and the United States (for a Latino audience). While the Peruvian version is considered the original and most iconic, these subsequent productions attempted to capture the spirit and success of Nubeluz for new generations. The theme song, "¡Grántico, Pálmani, Zum!", became instantly recognizable throughout Latin America and remains associated with childhood nostalgia for many.