Universal Kids en Español

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== 2005-2007 ==
Universal Kids en Español is a Spanish-language feed of the main Universal Kids channel that was launched on October 4, 2005. It was a sister channel to other Spanish-language NBC Universal channels, Telemundo and mun2 (now known as Universo). Universal Kids en Español carried the main English channel's programming, Sprout in the morning hours, a Spanish-language version of Universal Kids Action Pack (Paquete de Acción en Universal Kids), a Spanish-language version of Universal Kids Cinema (Cine Universal Kids), and the Ibiso adult block in the evening hours. Despite using the same logo, branding, and graphics as the main English Universal Kids channel on-screen and online, the following logos were only used on promotional material for various digital cable system packages.
Lately, Universal Kids en Español began to differentriate from the main English Universal Kids channel, first was airing programs that were not from the main English version of the channel, but from other English cable networks, dubbed in Spanish, as well as ones that were not mainly from Sprout and Ibiso, such as Spanish dubs of "The Simpsons", "Family Guy", and "King of the Hill". During the time, Universal Kids en Español also aired Spanish dubs of popular Nickelodeon series, such as "Bob Esponja", "Los Padrinos Magicos", and "Una Casa de Locos". It also aired some Cartoon Network programming, which are Spanish-dubbed. Universal Kids en Español also aired Nate is Late, 50/50 Heroes, The Unstoppable Yellow Yeti, and Best Bugs Forever, all dubbed in Spanish. During that day, the Spanish-language Universal Kids channel aired a mix of Universal Kids programming, along with programming from other third-party content (like Netflix and Disney XD), all of which that are dubbed with Spanish-language or Brazilian-Portugese language, either of which. Universal Kids en Español also aired some Disney Channel and Disney Junior programs in Spanish such as "The Owl House", "Amphibia", "Big City Greens", "Puppy Dog Pals", "Vampirina", "Alice's Wonderland Bakery", "Puppy Dog Pals", and "Bluey".
== 2007-2011 ==
== 2011-2015 ==
Universal Kids en Español still used the older "general Universal Kids branding" bumpers (mostly the we will return/we now return bumpers and the general image bumpers) as of today, even though the main Universal Kids channel stopped using them (the commercial bumpers phased out sometime in late-2015/early-2016) altogether in 2015. The 2013 promo endtags were still being used most of the time as of today, even though the English Universal Kids stopped using them sometime in late-2015/early-2016. The "Secondary Audio Program" bumper from the 2013 rebranding graphics were also still being used as of today.
== 2015-2019 ==
A new "parental discretion" advisory was made exculsively for Universal Kids en Español in September 2015. It is still being used as of today.
== 2019-present ==
Despite being used as an on-screen bug since April 2019, the logo started to be used full-time on some promos, still using the 2015 rebranding, as of June 2020.