Bernardo Gavina

Follows Hugo as he takes a gap year and returns to Porto to regain balance with his family, but he attends a concert by Luís Stockman, who plays a theme that Hugo has been writing in his head for years.

Artur and Beatriz decide to take a retreat in a house isolated in the forest, with the aim of improving their relationship, which is on the verge of breaking up, when a mysterious woman who watches them becomes a threat to the couple.

Learning is more fun now because the panda goes to school with you. You'll learn letters, numbers, colors, how to dance… The Panda Goes to School DVD includes videos you already know from Canal Panda: “Oranges and Bananas”, “Five Little Monkeys”, “The Color Game”… There are 11 videos that will teach and entertain you! Because you can learn while playing too!

The Caricas "are the new stars of the Canal Panda: four young fun and prone to joking; personalities and characteristics, but inseparable. It is the continuation of the line entertainment and content to "learn to play".

A group of friends is invited to a party, where Afonso reencounters his last love. After consuming a large amount of drugs, he is confronted by an hallucinogenic trip where he confronts his fears.

Second movie from the Panda e os Caricas series

Panda and the Pussycats are back with "Panda and the Pussycats 4", available on CD+DVD and CD and which brings together a handful of new songs and fun videos that will continue to win over thousands of children who are big fans of this children's phenomenon. "Sexta-Feira (Estudei A Semana Inteira)" is the first single from this new CD and DVD, with Panda e os Caricas creating an animated anthem from the famous song by rapper Boss AC, "Sexta-Feira (Emprego Bom Já)". Some of the new songs that children will hear on the new album include "Who's Afraid of Ghosts?" (based on Ray Parker Jr.'s iconic song for the movie "Ghostbusters"), "Panda's Bus" (an adaptation of "Wheels on the Bus"), "I Like to Dance" (based on the theme "I Like to Move It") or "Going to the Movies" (based on Jackie Wilson's "Reet Petite").

The daily life of the residents of the "Terraços do Glamour" condominium, on the outskirts of Lisbon, highlights their problems with defective apartments and spoiled facilities due to the developer's false promises.