The Casagrandes -

So, if you ever visit Great Lakes City, listen for the sound of a skateboard on the pavement, the smell of Rosa’s cooking, and the sound of laughter echoing from seven stories high. That’s the Casagrandes. And the door is always open.

The story centers on Ronnie Anne Santiago, a spunky, skateboard-loving 11-year-old who, after moving from the suburbs, finds herself navigating a new life. But she’s not alone. In fact, she’s rarely alone at all. She lives with her older brother, Bobby, a kind-hearted teen who runs the family’s mercado (the neighborhood grocery store, Mercado Casagrande ). Their mother, Maria, is a hardworking nurse, and their father, Arturo, is a brilliant doctor often working abroad. the casagrandes

The Casagrandes (which is a spin-off of the popular show The Loud House ) is more than just funny voices and wacky scenarios. It’s an informative celebration of familia —not just blood relatives, but the chosen family of neighbors, friends, and customers. So, if you ever visit Great Lakes City,

Ronnie Anne starts as a rebellious, lonely girl missing her old life. By the end of the series, she has become the glue of her community. She learns that “loud” doesn’t mean chaotic; it means alive. She learns that her culture is not a costume but a compass. And she learns that home is not a house—it’s the crowded, noisy, delicious-smelling apartment where everyone knows your name and no one ever lets you eat alone. The story centers on Ronnie Anne Santiago, a

But the real heart of the show—and the chaos—comes from living with their extended family: the Casagrandes.