Ten years ago, YouTube Kids was born. And this month, on its anniversary celebrated in New York, El Reino Infantil was invited to be part of an event that brought together the world's leading children's creators.
There, we were represented by Paula Lavinia Oblanca and Karina Giamello, who shared our perspective on multi-format content creation on a panel alongside representatives from BBC Studios (Bluey), Disney, and Galinha Pintadinha.
But the most exciting thing was that this celebration came at a unique moment for us: we reached 70 million subscribers on our Spanish-language channel. A milestone that consolidates us as the largest Spanish-language children's community on the planet.
As a symbol of this bond, we presented a statuette of Bartolito to Katie Kurtz (Global Director, YouTube Kids). A simple but meaningful gesture: Bartolito, who grew up alongside millions of families, is now part of YouTube Kids history.
Thanks to Isaac Ochoa for always being with us and to the entire YouTube team for the warm welcome.
This celebration isn't just a recognition: it's confirmation that together we continue to build a bridge of songs, stories, and characters that connect with children around the world.