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* AnthropomorphicTypography: Cuquin meets several of these in his dream inside a dream, those explaining to the baby how to read, write and calculate in a musical song.
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* DoubleTake: The dream wizard after Don Coco finally enters the window and one of the kids mistakes him for a martian
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* DoubleTake: The dream wizard after Don Coco finally enters the window and one of the kids mistakes him for a martianMartian.
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* DreamSequence: Most of the film involves the dreams the family had.
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* DreamSequence: Most of the film involves the dreams the family had.had plus one nightmare.
* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The movie takes place during one whole night at the Telerin's house, and the movie ends with the wizard leaving at early dawn when it's ensured that all the children are asleep.
* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The movie takes place during one whole night at the Telerin's house, and the movie ends with the wizard leaving at early dawn when it's ensured that all the children are asleep.
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** In Pelusin's nightmare, Don coco as a librarian steals Pelusin's magic coin to use it to increase his riches, only for the coin to take away all his fortune.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Don coco decides to leave the house when his wrecking wakes up the pissed mother of the Telerin family.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Don coco decides to leave the house when his wrecking wakes up the pissed mother of the Telerin family.
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** Don Coco enforces this on Pelusin, changing his plebeian clothes and reducing his status to a mere slave who ends up in jail.
** In Pelusin's nightmare, Doncoco Coco as a librarian steals Pelusin's magic coin to use it to increase his riches, only for the coin to take away all his fortune.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Doncoco Coco decides to leave the house when his wrecking wakes up the pissed mother of the Telerin family.
** In Pelusin's nightmare, Don
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Don
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* ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin two times but a distraction causes him to fall from the window. On the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.
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* ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin two times but a distraction causes him to fall from the window. On For the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.house.
* VillainHasAPoint: While Don Coco is quite sadistic, he points out to the wizard that Pelusin has misbehaved for stealing, thus being undeserving to have a nice dream by their rules, which the titular dream wizard reluctantly agrees and leaves. He only defies Don Coco when he insults him behind his back.
* VillainousBreakdown: Don Coco has this when his nightmare is modified by the Dream wizard to have a good ending and loses all his treasury inside his nightmare.
* VillainHasAPoint: While Don Coco is quite sadistic, he points out to the wizard that Pelusin has misbehaved for stealing, thus being undeserving to have a nice dream by their rules, which the titular dream wizard reluctantly agrees and leaves. He only defies Don Coco when he insults him behind his back.
* VillainousBreakdown: Don Coco has this when his nightmare is modified by the Dream wizard to have a good ending and loses all his treasury inside his nightmare.
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features La Familia Telerín (the Telerin Family), a group of children who were famous in Spain for telling kids in TV to go to sleep, as protagonists.
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El Mago and Don Coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El Mago and Don Coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magicmagic
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* BerserkButton: Any despective comment towards his short stature is this to the titular magician
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* BerserkButton: Any despective comment towards his short stature is this to the titular magicianmagician. He is more lenient with the kids, but doesn't have the same mercy when Don Coco quitasueños decide to insult him as he was about to leave.
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* SleepWalking: Tete usually sleepwalks in the night.
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* RichesToRags
** The king in Tete's dream ends with all his treasure stolen and his castle swept by the river.
** In Pelusin's nightmare, Don coco as a librarian steals Pelusin's magic coin to use it to increase his riches, only for the coin to take away all his fortune.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Don coco decides to leave the house when his wrecking wakes up the pissed mother of the Telerin family.
* SleepWalking: Cleo informs the dream wizard that Teteusually sleepwalks in the night.night to explain why the kid is suddenly attacking him with an umbrella.
** The king in Tete's dream ends with all his treasure stolen and his castle swept by the river.
** In Pelusin's nightmare, Don coco as a librarian steals Pelusin's magic coin to use it to increase his riches, only for the coin to take away all his fortune.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Don coco decides to leave the house when his wrecking wakes up the pissed mother of the Telerin family.
* SleepWalking: Cleo informs the dream wizard that Tete
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* ChildEater: The giant kidnaps the Telerin family in Cuquin's dream with the intention of eating them. He doesn't succeed.
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* TastyGold: The toy shopkeeper does this to Pelusin's coin when he attempts to buy a peg-top. The coin turns to be fake, and immediately he takes away the toy and calls the police to throw the poor boy into prison.
* ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin two times but a distraction causes him to fall the window. On the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El mago and Don Coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
* ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin two times but a distraction causes him to fall the window. On the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El mago and Don Coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
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* TastyGold: The toy shopkeeper does this to Pelusin's coin when he attempts to buy a peg-top. The coin turns out to be fake, and immediately he takes away the toy and calls the police to throw the poor boy into prison.
* ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin two times but a distraction causes him to fall from the window. On the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Elmago Mago and Don Coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
* ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin two times but a distraction causes him to fall from the window. On the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El
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* AristocratsAreEvil: The king in Tete's dream, who likes to tax his poor oppressed people and antagonizes Tete when he goes to his castle to get his money.
* ArtShift: Cleo's dream stands out from the rest of the dreams in the movie as its art style is done exclusively with crayons, imitating children's doodles.
* BadBoss: In Pelusin's nightmare, Don Coco, acting as a mean librarian, gives harsh tasks to Pelusin, refusing to let him play like other children. Later in the dream, he gives the boy a fake coin to crush the kid's hopes of owning a peg-top and send the poor boy to rot in prison.
* ArtShift: Cleo's dream stands out from the rest of the dreams in the movie as its art style is done exclusively with crayons, imitating children's doodles.
* BadBoss: In Pelusin's nightmare, Don Coco, acting as a mean librarian, gives harsh tasks to Pelusin, refusing to let him play like other children. Later in the dream, he gives the boy a fake coin to crush the kid's hopes of owning a peg-top and send the poor boy to rot in prison.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: The giant in Cuquin's dream becomes more friendly to them after Cuquin convinces he's his conscience.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: The giant in Cuquin's dream becomes more friendly to them after Cuquin convinces him that he's his conscience.
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* GoToSleepEnding: The movie ends with the dream wizard leaving the house as every member of the Telerin family falls asleep.
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* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses off the dream wizard
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* InnocentAliens: The alien that Cleo befriends in her dream while traveling the galaxy.
* NightmareSequence: Pelusinhaves has one of those grated by Don Coco Quitasueños because of his bad behavior that during the day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses off the nightmare has a good ending when the dream wizarddecides to intervene after being insulted by Don Coco upon leaving.
* ReadingIsCoolAesop: Cuquin's dream of him learning how to read and write, and later using his gained reading and writing skills to save his family from an evil giant.
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin
* ReadingIsCoolAesop: Cuquin's dream of him learning how to read and write, and later using his gained reading and writing skills to save his family from an evil giant.
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* TastyGold: The toy shopkeeper does this to Pelusin's coin when he attempts to buy a peg-top. The coin turns to be fake, and immediately he takes away the toy and calls the police to throw the poor boy into prison.
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-->'''The dream Wizard:''' No es un marciano, es Don Coco quitasueños...{{beat}} [[OhCrap Don Coco?]]\\
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* HeroicDog: Maripi becomes one in the dream where is the protagonist, as he protects his owner's house from a Thief
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
* SleepWalking: Tete usually sleepwalks on the night.
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
* SleepWalking: Tete usually sleepwalks on the night.
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* HeroicDog: Maripi becomes one in the dream where she is the protagonist, as he she protects his her owner's house from a Thief
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses off the dream wizard
* SleepWalking: Tete usually sleepwalkson in the night.
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses off the dream wizard
* SleepWalking: Tete usually sleepwalks
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El mago and Don coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
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* VoluntaryShapeshifting: El mago and Don coco Coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features La Familia Telerín (the Telerin Family), a group of children who were famous in spain for telling kids in tv to go to sleep, as protagonists .
The film is about the dream wizard, who in his routine of making nice dreams to well-behaved children is distracted and awakes by accident the telerin family, getting exposed and discovered by them in the process. He introduces himself to them and gave each one of the children a nice dream.
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The film is about the dream wizard, who in his routine of making nice dreams to well-behaved children is distracted and awakes by accident the
In 2018, the Telerín kids return as the protagonists of the animated television series ''WesternAnimation/CleoAndCuquin''.
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'''The dream Wizard:''' <No es un marciano, es Don Coco quitasueños...{{beat}} Don Coco?>\\
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The film is about the dream wizard, who in his routine of making nice dreams to well-behaved children is distracted and awakes by accident the telerin family, getting exposed and discovered by then them in the process. He introduces himself to them and gave each one of the children a nice dream.
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* BerserkButton: Any despective comment towards his short stature is this to the titular magician
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* DoubleTake: The dream wizard after Don Coco finally enters the window and one of the kids mistakes him for a martian
'''The dream Wizard:''' <No es un marciano, es Don Coco quitasueños...{{beat}} Don Coco?>\\
* TheDragon: The greedy king from Tete's dreams has a literal one that serves the king.
'''The dream Wizard:''' <No es un marciano, es Don Coco quitasueños...{{beat}} Don Coco?>\\
* TheDragon: The greedy king from Tete's dreams has a literal one that serves the king.
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features La Familia Telerín, a group of children who were famous in spain for telling kids in tv to go to sleep, as protagonists (the Telerin Family).
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features La Familia Telerín, Telerín (the Telerin Family), a group of children who were famous in spain for telling kids in tv to go to sleep, as protagonists (the Telerin Family).
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features la familia telerin as protagonists (the telerin family).
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features la familia telerin La Familia Telerín, a group of children who were famous in spain for telling kids in tv to go to sleep, as protagonists (the telerin family).
Telerin Family).
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* CircusEpisode: One of the dreams of the movie involves a story set in a circus.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: The giant in Cuquin's dream becomes more friendly to them after Cuquin convinces he's his conscience.
* HeroicDog: Maripi becomes one in the dream where is the protagonist, as he protects his owner's house from a Thief
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
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* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
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* NightmareSequence: ThirdTimesTheCharm: Don Coco tries to enter the house to punish Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for two times but a distraction causes him after Don coco insults and pisses to fall the dream wizardwindow. On the third time, he succeeds in entering the house.
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* CrashIntoHello: This is how the titular "mago" ("wizard") meets "La Familia Telerin"
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* Sleepwalking: Tete usually sleepwalks on the night.
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
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* Sleepwalking: SleepWalking: Tete usually sleepwalks on the night.
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dreamwizardwizard
*VoluntaryShapeshifting: El mago and Don coco can shapeshift themselves into what they want with the power of their magic
* NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream
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*Sleepwalking: Tete usually sleepwalks on the night.
*NightmareSequence: Pelusin haves one of those because of his bad behavior that day. Fortunately for him, it gets better for him after Don coco insults and pisses the dream wizard
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*Sleepwalking: Tete usually sleepwalks on the night.
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El Mago de los sueños (English: The Dream Wizard) is a 1966 Spanish animated film directed and produced by Francisco Macián. It is based on Hans Christian Andersen and features la familia telerin as protagonists (the telerin family).
The film is about the dream wizard, who in his routine of making nice dreams to well-behaved children is distracted and awakes by accident the telerin family, getting exposed and discovered by then in the process. He introduces himself to them and gave each one of the children a nice dream.
The film is about the dream wizard, who in his routine of making nice dreams to well-behaved children is distracted and awakes by accident the telerin family, getting exposed and discovered by then in the process. He introduces himself to them and gave each one of the children a nice dream.
