Siesta Entertainment Has Acquired Rockolandia Sales Rights
The Barcelona-based firm will represent the preschool series globally following its initial digital success.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Latin
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Siesta Entertainment has secured worldwide sales rights to the preschool series Rockolandia Las Cabritas. The company plans to showcase the show to international buyers at Mipcom in October 2026.
Why it matters
The acquisition marks a major push to expand the reach of the animated revival, which leverages the legacy of an 1980s live-action show. Sales efforts are prioritized for the US, Puerto Rico, Latin America, and Spain.
The series has reached 170 million cumulative views on YouTube and maintains 250,000 total followers across all platforms. The first season features 10 episodes, each 11 minutes long with two original songs per episode.
The players
Siesta Entertainment
This Barcelona-based company is an international media firm specialized in the acquisition and distribution of entertainment content.
Dakiti Productions
This is the production house that created the preschool series Rockolandia Las Cabritas.
KaizenPop
This media entity is a shareholder in Dakiti Productions and will coproduce the second season of the series.
The details
Created by Dakiti Productions, the series features seven goats attempting to foil a wolf in a modern revival of the 1980s live-action show Rock'O'Landia. KaizenPop, a shareholder in Dakiti, is set to coproduce a planned second season consisting of 26 episodes.
Timeline
The original Rock'O'Landia show was created during the 1980s.
Siesta Entertainment acquired the worldwide sales rights on September 30, 2026.
The series will be showcased to buyers at Mipcom in October 2026.
Development of the second season will begin in the coming months.
Industry Dynamics
This deal underscores the ongoing industry trend of repurposing established intellectual property from the 1980s for modern preschool audiences. By modernizing nostalgic brands, studios hope to capture built-in multi-generational appeal in a crowded streaming market.
Viewers can currently access the series via its dedicated YouTube channel, which features the initial 10-episode run. Future availability may expand to additional global streaming platforms as Siesta Entertainment initiates its international sales campaign.
The takeaway
The transition of this property from a live-action 1980s concept to a digital-first animated series highlights the commercial power of legacy nostalgia. Success in the global market will likely hinge on the series' ability to maintain its high engagement rates during the planned expansion.
What happens next
Development of the second season, which is planned to span 26 episodes, is scheduled to commence in the coming months.
Further reading
Explore more trends in international children's programming on our Latin section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by C21Media.
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