Children’s telenovelas have been an essential part of Hispanic television culture, marking entire generations with endearing stories and unforgettable characters.
Many of those little actors who made us laugh and cry have grown up and gone on to become big stars. Do you remember them? Find out what has become of some of the most iconic Hispanic actors of this genre.
Belinda: From Amigos por Siempre to international stardom

Belinda, who starred in Amigos por Siempre ( 2000) and Cómplices al Rescate ( 2002), was one of the most beloved child stars.
His talent was not limited to acting; he also excelled as a singer.
Belinda’s career was more prominent in music releasing many albums and then taking a break, to return to resume it in 2024 with the genre of corridos tumbados.
In addition, he had a return to television with the Spanish series ‘Bienvenidos a Edén’ (Welcome to Eden).
Danna Paola: From María Belen to Elite

Danna Paola began her career as the protagonist of María Belén (2001), one of the most popular children’s telenovelas.
Over time, Danna evolved and became one of the most recognized actresses and singers in the industry.
His participation in the Netflix series Élite opened the doors to the international market.
Currently, the Mexican singer has an extensive list of hits in music and her most recent album, ‘Childstar’, catapulted her to international fame.
In 2025 he released a song in collaboration with Santa Fe Klan.
Diego Boneta: The heartthrob who started out in Alegrijes y Rebujos

Diego Boneta, who participated in Alegrijes y Rebujos (2003), has become a renowned actor in Hollywood.
His portrayal of Luis Miguel in the Netflix biographical series was critically acclaimed and reaffirmed his talent and charisma.
The Mexican has still not been able to get rid of the ‘Luis Miguel’ label, so he is struggling to get new projects in Hollywood that will take him away from that image.
Allison Lozz: The Star Who Chose Another Life

Allison Lozz starred in telenovelas such as Misión S.O.S. ( 2004) and Al Diablo con los Guapos (2007).
However, he decided to retire from acting to pursue his personal and professional life outside of entertainment.
Today, she is a successful entrepreneur of a beauty brand and in her social networks she states that she does not want to return to the world of television because of how she was treated.
He retired from television because he didn't like what he was earning for all the work he did
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The impact of children’s telenovelas in the Hispanic community
These productions not only entertained, but also left a legacy in Hispanic television through the screens of Televisa Univision.
The actors who grew up with these projects managed to connect with a young audience that still remembers them fondly.
In the United States, where the Hispanic community has strong cultural ties, these stories continue to be part of the collective imagination.
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