“Dora the Explorer” episode “Te Amo”: It is a beautiful day in the rainforest. Dora is going to read a new storybook, which her mother gave her, to Boots. The story is called "Te Amo", which is Spanish for "I love you". Dora gets out the book from Backpack. It was a blue book with a small red heart on the front of the cover. As Dora started reading, there was a king and queen who loved each other very much. Every day, they told each other, "Te Amo". One day, a mean magician named El Mago appeared and he didn't like, one bit, the way King Popo and Queen Maria were laughing, having fun, and being happy. So, he made the King and Queen be far apart. But King Popo and Queen Maria loved each other so much that they walked over the whole world until they got back together. When El Mago saw that King Popo and Queen Maria were back together, he was very angry and didn't like it one bit. So, El Mago made sure they’ll stay apart forever by casting a spell on King Popo and Queen Maria turning them into mountains. The only way that King Popo and Queen Maria will turn back to normal is if El Mago's spell is broken. The story said that "Two true friends, two true heroes must climb up the mountains and say 'Te Amo'".

Dora and Boots jumped into the book so that they can break the spell and bring King Popo and Queen Maria back together. After that they checked Map for the quickest way to the mountains. Map says that they had to go across a bridge with only one railing on the left, and over some rocks to get to the King Popo & Queen Maria mountains. Map also says that they should watch out for El Mago. As Dora & Boots approached the bridge, El Mago used his magic wand and broke some pieces off of the bridge. There were 5 broken pieces and they matched each broken piece to its corresponding gap and in no time, the bridge was fixed and Dora & Boots immediately crossed it to the other side.

As Dora & Boots continued their adventure to break the spell, they come up to a purple donkey named Señor Burro (which is Mister Donkey in Spanish). El Mago put a spell on Señor Burro, making him get mixed up, but they found the correct parts. They put back the donkey ears, the donkey feet, and pinned the donkey tail back on Señor Burro and the spell was broken. Señor Burro offered Dora & Boots a ride on his back. Then, they got to the rocks. Boots picks up two rocks that were different sizes. He had a big rock in his right hand and a little rock on his left hand. "Grande" is Spanish for "Big" and "Pequeña" was Spanish for "Little".

Suddenly, Dora & Boots saw El Mago and he used his magic wand to make a great big maze of rocks. Dora & Boots got separated but Dora was still on Señor Burro's back. Dora and Señor Burro had to make their way through the maze of rocks. Dora & Señor Burro first took the path with the big rocks, next they took the path with the little rocks and finally they took the path with the big rocks and Boots got back together with Dora. They thanked Señor Burro for the ride. And they were so close to breaking the spell so that King Popo & Queen Maria will come back together. All they had to do is go to the King Popo & Queen Maria mountains to do it. But La Lechuza (Spanish for "the owl") told Dora & Boots that they had to be quiet because El Mago was sleeping. If they are loud, they would wake him up. So, they sang a song to the tune "Frere Jacques" in Spanish as they tiptoe past El Mago without waking him up.

In no time, Dora & Boots made it to the mountains. La Lechuza told Dora & Boots "Buena suerte" (which is Spanish for "Good luck") as she flew away. Boots marched up the King Popo mountain while Dora marched up the Queen Maria mountain and they had to shout out to each other "Te Amo" as loud as they could to break the spell. As El Mago marched up the Queen Maria mountain, they had to break the spell fast before he tried to stopped them. Dora & Boots cupped their hands around their mouths and shouted out "Te Amo" as loud as they could twice and the spell was broken. King Popo & Queen Maria were turned back into humans. They also realized that the falling rocks crushed El Mago's magic wand and was told that he can't do bad things anymore. They all cheered as El Mago walked away and never bothered the king and queen ever again. King Popo and Queen Maria thought Dora & Boots were two true heroes. Queen Maria gives Boots a kiss on the cheek.