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El show de los Muppets is the Latin American dub of The Muppet Show in the Spanish language.
The show was dubbed into Latin Spanish three times. The original dub was made during the show's original run (1976-1981) in Mexico by CINSA, while the second dub was made for the two VHS volumes of It's the Muppets! (Son Los Muppets) in 1993, and the third and current dub was made in Argentina by Palmera Record from 1999-2001.
Translations and Voices
| English Name | Spanish Name | Spanish Voice Actor |
|---|---|---|
| Kermit | La Rana René/Kermit | Jose María Iglesias (original Mexican dub) Raúl Aldana (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) Hernán Chiozza (Argentinian re-dub) |
| Miss Piggy | Señorita Peggy | Gloria Rocha (original Mexican dub) Héctor Lee (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Fozzie | Oso Figaredo Fozzie (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
Alvaro Tarcicio (original Mexican dub) Moisés Palacios (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) Dany de Álzaga (Argentinian re-dub) |
| Gonzo | Santiago Gil, Héctor Lee, Alfonso Obregón (original Mexican dub) Ernesto Lezama (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) Ariel Abadi (Argentinian re-dub) | |
| Animal | Jorge Arvizu (original Mexican dub) Héctor Lee (original Mexican dub/VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) | |
| Scooter | Siriaco Kiko (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
Jaime Vega (original Mexican dub) Raúl Aldana (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Statler | Tadeo | Juan Domingo Méndez (original Mexican dub) Francisco Colmenero (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) Marcelo Armand (Argentinian re-dub) |
| Waldorf | Ezequiel | Héctor Lee (original Mexican dub) Arturo Mercado (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Dr. Julius Strangepork | Doctor Tocinosky | Juan Domingo Méndez (original Mexican dub) Francisco Colmenero (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Floyd Pepper | Héctor Lee (original Mexican dub) Herman López (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) | |
| Janice | Dolores Muñoz Ledo (original Mexican dub) Arturo Mercado (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) | |
| Sam the Eagle | Sam, el águila | Jorge Arvizu, Eduardo Alcaraz, Álvaro Tarcicio (original Mexican dub) Luis Puente (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Swedish Chef | El Chef Sueco | Carlos David Ortigosa (original Mexican dub) Francisco Colmenero (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| The Newsman | Presentador de noticias | Carlos David Ortigosa (original Mexican dub) Raúl de la Fuente (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Dr. Bunsen Honeydew | Dr. Basilio | Carlos David Ortigosa (original Mexican dub) Herman López (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Robin the Frog | Robin la rana | Arturo Mercado (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) |
| Link Hogthrob | Arturo Mercado (VHS dub; Son Los Muppets) | |
| Annie Sue | Yamila Garreta (Argentinian re-dub) | |
| Zero Mostel | Víctor Guajardo (original Mexican dub) | |
| Elton John | Santiago Gil (original Mexican dub) Guillermo Gravino (Argentinian re-dub) | |
| Harry Belafonte | Carlos Becerril (original Mexican dub) | |
| John Denver | Jorge Roig (original Mexican dub) | |
| Mark Hamill | Salvador Nájar (original Mexican dub) | |
| Lynda Carter | Cristina Camargo (original Mexican dub) | |
| Brooke Shields | Patricia Acevedo (original Mexican dub) | |
| Carol Burnett | Maruja Sen (original Mexican dub) | |
| Roger Moore | Carlos Rotzinger (original Mexican dub) | |
| Ernie | Enrique | Jaime Vega (original Mexican dub) |
| Bert | Beto | Jorge Arvizu (original Mexican dub) |
Trivia
- In his introduction of episode 102, Kermit mentions "Beto" and "Enrique" as coming from Plaza Sésamo.
- Although the show has never received a full season DVD release in the Spanish-speaking area, a Latin Spanish audio track was included on the Brazilian release of the Season One DVD. A majority of episodes contain the original Mexican dub by CINSA, while episodes 104, 105, 107, 113, 114, and 116 use the Argentinian re-dub. (Episodes 114 and 116 use the original dub for the intro sequence only, as the rest of the original dub masters for those episodes are presumably incomplete or missing.)