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| Latino Festival | |||||
| Air date | September 19, 2013 | ||||
| Season | Season 44 (2013-2014) | ||||
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What's the Word on the Street?: Sturdy | |
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Rosita and Telly welcome the viewer (in Spanish and English) and notice the street littered with various booths. Armando explains that today's the Latino Street Festival, and he's having trouble building his booth on Puerto Rico (his origin). He recommends they look around while he deals with his uncooperative construction. | |
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The two find their way to the Mexico booth, where Luis and Maria are. Luis explains to Telly (who thinks Luis doesn't belong at the booth; he's from Sesame Street, not Mexico) that he's Mexican-American because of his parents. Maria states she's not from Mexico but Puerto Rico (like Mando, who continues to fumble with his booth). While Maria tends to Mando, Luis discovers a coquí on the ground, a type of frog native to Puerto Rico. Maria had borrowed him for the booth and the monsters offer to take it back. | |
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Telly and Rosita make their way back, when the coquí hops from their grip and out of sight. They tell Mando, who offers to help, but must tend to his booth when it falls apart again. He suggests they go ask a nearby penguin. | |
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They visit the Peru booth and Telly asks the penguin (voiced by Jasmine Romero) if she's seen the frog. She doesn't understand English, so Rosita asks her in Spanish (not knowing they also speak it in Peru). The penguin states it's under the table, but when they look, it hops away again. They go back to Mando, who again says he'll help before his booth comes apart. He points them toward the Cuba booth, where he thinks it went. | |
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They visit the Cuba stand, where the rooster curator says the coquí is in the flowers. He hops away again, and the chase leads them to the Puerto Rico booth. Maria has just finished repairing, but the monsters and birds end of tipping it over. Maria recovers the coquí and he's put back in his tank. Telly is amazed that everyone's been speaking Spanish today and is told all the countries speak it all the time. Rosita's glad: she can now make friends all over the world! Mando leads the festival patrons in a song about their shared language, while the coquí croaks along form his tank at the finally constructed Puerto Rico booth. | |
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John Cho has Abby conjure up things that are sturdy, including a ladder, chair and rope that binds John. | |
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Kids introduce some South American instruments. | |
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Murray teases Abby's Flying Fairy School, then states they're now the ones going to school. He demonstrates one skill needed in school, taking turns (using a book). He then follows his little lamb to school. Ovejita leads him to a dance school, where they'll be learning the "Flamenco," right after this... | |
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Cookie Monster sings the "V - Violin Song." | |
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Mr. Johnson has another run-in with Grover in the park. Grover is peddling the letter V and some V-word items, including an out-of-control vacuum that sucks up all the items, including Johnson's vest. (First: Episode 4234) | |
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Murray and Georgia quietly introduce Abby's Flying Fairy School. | |
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Abby's Flying Fairy School Playtime is over for the students and they must clean up. Blogg doesn’t want to put his toys away, so he decides to sweep them under the magic carpet. However, a magic lock is on it. Once unlocked (using Niblet’s horn), a hoard of Fairy Dust Bunnies are unleashed. Unfortunately, Mrs. Sparklenose is allergic to the dust bunnies and once they come in contact with her, her nose sparkles and blinks once. She sneezes and turns the students into frogs. They make up a magic word to return them back to normal (Gezundenshniffle). Her nose blinks twice now, turning them into chickens. They realize they have to say their word for every time her nose blinks to return to normal. Her nose blinks thrice and they turn into cheese and are then chased by a hungry Niblet. After returning to normal, they call on Spot, who shows them a video of a robot “under” various things. They see that to get the dust bunnies gone, they need to go back under the rug. They make a dust carrot and sends the dust bunnies back under. Blogg, however, is stuck cleaning up his toys. (re-orchestrated theme song) (First: Episode 4197) | |
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Zoe watches as Lorena and Lorna Feijóo perform their version of the Lamberena dance. Zoe notes how similar their version is to her own, only hers involves a dancing lamb. (First: Episode 4186) | |
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"Super Grover 2.0" is coming soon, but first, Murray learns more about the Flamenco dance. The class begins to practice, but Murray can't get his feet and hands to do the dance together. He needs some time to practice... | |
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Nine Spanish Dancers (First: Episode 4262) | |
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Murray and friends introduce "Super Grover 2.0" | |
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Super Grover 2.0 A sheep and an elephant find that their boat is uneven and cry for help. Super Grover 2.0 crashes onto the dock and observes that they're going for a ride and starts to leave, until he sees their boat isn't leveled. He uses his powers of investigation and claims they're on the wrong sides. They switch places, but the boat is still uneven. He thinks he can make the elephant lighter by having him remove his hat, but it doesn't work, but they could make the sheep's side heavier to match the elephant's weight. Grover zooms off and gets two more sheep and throws them into the boat, which makes it almost proportional, but not enough. Grover can't find anymore sheep and instead, dresses as a sheep and hops into the boat, making each side even. The elephant gets out to untie the boat from the dock, sending Grover and the sheep flying into the lake. (First: Episode 4229) | |
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"Elmo the Musical" is next, but now, Murray continues working on the Flamenco. By talking his way through the moves, he's able to do it! | |
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Elmo, Abby, Rosita and the kids come up with "Rhymes for Mando." | |
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Kids in Uganda recite a chant - "Shake Shake That Mango Tree." (First: Episode 4277) | |
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Murray and Jack introduce "Elmo the Musical." | |
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Elmo the Musical: Guacamole the Musical Elmo imagines himself as Chef Explorer Elmo, who is stationed in the jungles of Nacho Pichu. He is greeted by The Queen of Nacho Picchu, who commissions him to find a dip for her large tortilla chip. Velvet recommends Elmo contact the Rhombus of Recipes, who provides him with directions to make guacamole. First, he visits the Valley of the Whistling Nose, where Nose McDonald helps him pick 14 avocados for the meal. Next, he heads to the Temple of Spoons for some onion. Elmo takes a sample without measuring the three spoon-fulls he needs and the temple begins to crumble. He measures the onion and magically gets a bowl of guacamole. He brings it back to the Queen, who doesn't like it...she loves it! They all celebrate by doing a guacamole dance. (First: Episode 4301) | |
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Murray announces the sponsors, with the teacher and Ovejita providing musical accompaniment. |
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