"Héroes en Acción"
The Children’s Kingdom will premiere "Héroes en Acción," the latest instalment in the "Zenon the Farmer" universe, next May 31 at Teatro Astral in Buenos Aires and will feature 64 performances through August 3. This seventh season marks a new chapter in the show’s history, which has been the top-selling children’s production for four consecutive years on Avenida Corrientes - the heart of Buenos Aires’ theatrical scene.
The show’s continued success is closely tied to the phenomenon of The Children’s Kingdom, which boasts more than 260 million subscribers across its YouTube channels, and in particular to "Zenon the Farmer", its hit series, which alone has over 70 million subscribers on YouTube, cementing its place as a cornerstone of Spanish-language children’s entertainment.
"Héroes en Acción" introduces a completely original story featuring 14 beloved characters—including Zenon, Bartolito, Lola the Cow, Beto the Wolf, and Bataraza the Hen—plus exciting new additions like Weasel Lelo and Chief Weasel. The production has been fully redesigned, featuring state-of-the-art special effects, a brand-new lighting and screen design, and a story that celebrates values like solidarity, teamwork, and courage.
The show includes 15 songs, including young audiences’ favorites like “Bartolito Remix,” “Soy una serpiente,” “La vaca Lola se equivoca,” and the iconic “En la granja de Zenón / IA IA OH”—along with brand-new songs that are sure to delight.
Artistic production is led by Maximiliano Córdoba, a renowned theater producer with over 20 years of experience. The show also features stage direction by award-winning Sebastián Sergio Ramón Irigo, and choreography by Vanessa García Millán, a leading figure in children’s stage entertainment.
After its run in Buenos Aires, the show will embark on its fifth international tour in 2025, visiting 18 countries across Latin America and Europe—including Mexico, Spain, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Dominican Republic, and Venezuela. To date, Zenon the Farmer’s live shows have drawn more than 1.5 million spectators worldwide.
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