Rosa Santos (voiced by Elizabeth Peña): Santiago's wife and Maya and Miguel's mother who was originally from Mexico.Paco also often reacts to figures of speech (mostly ones about birds), thinking they are real. He often gets loose, causing much trouble and confusion. Most commonly heard saying "Pretty Bird" and "What about Paco, what about Paco?". Paco (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui): An anthropomorphic bilingual parrot who is the twins' pet, originally owned by their abuela.Abuela Elena (voiced by Lupe Ontiveros): Maya and Miguel's grandmother.He admires his cousin Miguel in the episode "I've Got to Be 'Mi-Guel'" he is shown pretending to act as if he is Miguel (which makes Miguel rather pleased, but eventually annoyed at one point). Tito Chávez (voiced by Candi Milo): Maya and Miguel's cousin who moved to the US from Mexico with his parents.Andy moved to Maya and Miguel's neighborhood from Wisconsin. Often seen in the background with Miguel and Theo, he likes to play soccer, basketball, and baseball. He is an English-American boy who was born with only one arm. Andy Arlington (voiced by Jeannie Elias): Miguel's other friend.Chrissy tends to point out the flaws in Maya's plans, similar to Miguel. She is very sensitive and level-headed, though sometimes she can also be gullible. Chrissy Lum (voiced by Beth Payne): Maya's Dominican-American friend, and describes herself as Afro-Dominican.She is very dramatic, fashionable, and talented. Maggie Lee (voiced by Lucy Liu): Maya's Chinese-American friend.Theo is often the voice of reason among his friends. Theo often gets straight A's in his classes, arguably making him the most intelligent of the kids. Theo loves sports as much as Miguel does. Theo McEwen (voiced by Jerod Mixon): Miguel's best friend and soccer buddy.He has a crush on a girl named Kylie, who apparently feels the same way. However, he would sometimes admit that an idea of hers is the best idea yet. He keeps track of Maya's ideas that have gone wrong, which annoys Maya. He knows Maya means well, but he thinks she gets more involved in other people's problems than need be.
Every time Maya gets an idea, he gets a bad feeling about it. Miguel is slightly more practical and sensible than his sister, and enjoys playing soccer and video games. Miguel Santos (voiced by Nika Futterman): Maya's twin brother.Maya's heart is always in the right place. Although her ideas often don't go the way she plans them, they always accomplish their original objective in the end. She can sometimes be very stubborn, ignorant, and naive, and tends to get involved in other people's business. Whenever Maya comes up with an idea, she always says " ¡Éso es!" ( That's it!) and her hair bobbles light up while her ponytail spins around as shown in "The Bet" they will continue to glow until she says " ¡Éso es!". She always manages to include her twin brother and friends into her crazy adventures. Maya Santos (voiced by Candi Milo): Maya is a sweet, gentle, and energetic girl of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent.
#MAYA AND MIGUEL SERIES#
Students shows off their builds of Hibachi restaurants, cars, and “wacky houses” to Biden, Cardona, Elicker, and Lamont.ĭuring a brief intermission program teachers read to a group of K‑2 students and played Simon ways.įirst-year Horizons teacher Danielle Gayle said she most enjoys helping her second-graders reinforce their math skills to confidently go on to the third grade. “I get a lot of joy from them being hopeful,” she said.ĭuring remarks to the group, Biden stressed the importance of supporting programs like Horizons to assist students learning gaps.Maya and Miguel is an American children's television educational animated series will premiere on Octoon PBS Kids and Septemtil Jon Lambland Kids. In another classroom students worked with Legos. The students caught the visitors up on what happened in the early pages of the books. Some students sat beside Biden and Cardona reading from pages of the books to show off their reading levels. Students read the books Ish by Peter Reynolds, Jabari Jumps by Gaia Cornwall, and The Magical Yet by Angela DiTerlizzi. Education Secretary Miquel Cardona speaks to students along with New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, left, First Lady Jill Biden and Gov.
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