Bibi Blocksberg (European Spanish dub)

Bibi, la brujita is the Castilian Spanish dub of the German animated series Bibi Blocksberg.

The show was intially dubbed in Madrid at Abaria, which covered the first 13 episodes of the first season, in 1996. A new dub was produced in Biscay, Basque Conutry at Mar Digital, which covered the entire series, from 2000 to 2021.

Terminology

 * Kartoffelbrei (Apple Pie): Puré Patata (1st dub)/Tortazana (2nd dub) ("anzana" comes from "manzana" (apple), with "torta" meaning cake or pie)
 * Baldrian (Valerian): Valeriana
 * Gänseblümchen (Daisy): Vellorita

Abaira dub

 * Canal+ (1996-1997, Spain)
 * Minimax (1997-1998, Spain)
 * Minimax (1998-1999, Latin America) (switched to the Mexican Spanish dub the following year)
 * Fox Kids (1998-2000, Spain) (switched to the 2nd dub when it premiered on La 1)
 * Canal Panda (1999-2000, Spain)

Abaira dub

 * Fox Kids (2000-2004, Spain)
 * Canal Panda (2000-2011, Portugal) (aired with Portuguese subtitles)
 * La 1 (2000-2012, Spain)
 * Clan TVE (2006-present, Spain) (airs alongside Bibi y Tina)
 * Disney Channel (2007-2021, Spain)
 * GreenWarp (2008-present, Spain) (airs alongside Benjamín, el elefante)

Abaira dub

 * Direction and editing: Mar Bordallo
 * Translation and adaptation: Sally Temper

Mar Digital dub

 * Direction: Javier Francisco Irulegui
 * Translation and adjust: Ana Lore García

Trivia

 * In real life, the 2002 live-action movie and its 2004 sequel (The Secret of the Blue Owls) were really given Castilian Spanish dubs.
 * The following actors from the 2nd dub would later go on to voice characters in the actual Castilian Spanish dub of the Benjamin Blümchen/Benjamin the Elephant cartoon from 2002:
 * Pilar Ferrero as Carla Caramba
 * José Manuel Cortizas as Mr. Mayor
 * Alberto García Escobal as Pickler
 * Because the letter Z (before every vowel) is usually pronounced "th" in Castilian Spanish (same goes for C before E and I), Wizz-wizz is renamed as "Viss-viss".
 * When the show premiered on Minimax in Latin America on November 1998, the channel aired the Abaira dub. On 1 January 2000, they switched it to the Mexican Spanish dub that aired on the Latin American feeds of Cartoon Network (1999-2006), Fox Kids (2001-2003) and Boomerang (2007-2008).