History Trivia / Condorito

** In TheMovie, Condorito's voice is made by Omar Chaparro, a very known VoiceActor mostly known for make the Latin Spanish voice of Po from ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' movies and Syndrome from ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''.

* ActingForTwo: [[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coco_Legrand Coco Legrand]], a living legend in Chilean comedy, made the voices for Cuasimodo and Tremebunda, Condorito's parents-in-law in TheMovie.

** Also from the movie, two famous Chilean personalities made voices for characters: Coco Legrand made [[ActingForTwo Tremebunda and Cuasimodo]], and Creator/CristianDeLaFuente made Pepe Cortisona.

* SameLanguageDub: The upcoming CGI movie will have two different voice casts: One for Mexico and the rest of Latin America and another one exclusively for Chile, Condorito's home country. This is justified, as Condorito is ''helluvah'' lot popular in Mexico, but the Chilean accents could drive off Mexican audiences, so a different dub was made for them and the rest of the region, while keeping the Chilean voices for that country exclusively. Keep in mind ''both voice casts'' can be considered as the original ones, since they were recorded simultaneously, not to mention the movie is an InternationalCoproduction between Mexico, Chile and Peru.

** If well the town existed before the comic book, Cumpeo was modified basing on Condorito's places to look like in the comics, even creating "The Route of Condorito."
* DevelopmentHell: A series of shorts was in development in 2002, featuring [[RogerRabbitEffect a 2D animated Condorito interacting with live-action characters]].

** Condorito's creator, René "Pepo" Ríos was previously known for his political satire humour in ''Topaze'' magazine years before Condorito was made. Also, various of his friends in ''Topaze'' was drawing Condorito with him in the first years of the magazine.

** Also from the movie, two famous Chilean personalities made voices for characters: Coco Legrand made [[ActingForTwo Tremebunda and Cuasimodo]], and Cristian de la Fuente[[note]]famous {{telenovela}} actor that made a career in USA[[/note]] made Pepe Cortisona.

** In TheMovie, Condorito's voice is made by Omar Chaparro, a very known VoiceActor mostly known for make the Latin Spanish voice of Po from ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' movies and Syndrome from ''Disney/TheIncredibles''.

** In TheMovie, Condorito's voice is made by Omar Chaparro, a very known VoiceActor mostly known for make the Latin Spanish voice of Po from ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' movies and Syndrome from ''Disney/TheIncredibles''.

* ActingForTwo: [[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coco_Legrand Coco Legrand]], a living legend in Chilean comedy, made the voices for Cuasimodo and Tremebunda, Condorito's parents-in-law.

* {{Defictionalization}}: One of the fictional newspapers seen in the comic is "El Hocicón" (The Loudmouth). A real newspaper named "El Hocicón" was created and sold since the late 2000s, it includes comic strips, funny news and some political humor.

* DevelopmentHell: A series of shorts was in development in 2002, featuring [[RogerRabbitEffect a 2D animated Condorito interacting with live-action characters]].

* SameLanguageDub: The upcoming CGI movie will have two different voice casts: One for Mexico and the rest of Latin America and another one exclusively for Chile, Condorito's home country. This is justified, as Condorito is ''helluvah'' lot popular in Mexico, but the Chilean accents could drive off Mexican audiences, so a different dub was made for them and the rest of the region, while keeping the Chilean voices for that country exclusively. Keep in mind ''both voice casts'' can be considered as the original ones, since they were recorded simultaneously, not to mention the movie is an InternationalCoproduction between Mexico, Chile and Peru.

* SameLanguageDub: The upcoming CGI movie will have two different voice casts: One for Mexico and the rest of Latin America and another one exclusively for Chile, Condorito's home country. This is justified, as Condorito is ''helluvah'' lot popular in Mexico, but the Chilean accents could drive off Mexican audiences, so a different dub was made for them and the rest of the region, while keeping the Chilean voices for that country exclusively. Keep in mind ''both voice casts'' can be considered as the original ones, since they were recorded simultaneously.

** During the early 2000s, an official wine was launched, based on two characters from the comic book (red wine on Garganta de Lata and white wine on Yayita). The wine producers took their company's name from the fictional wine producers seen in the comic itself.