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Dora the Explorer is a pan-Latina character, meaning she isn't tied to a specific nationality or culture beyond being Latina. She's designed to resonate with a wide range of Hispanic and Latino children.

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Rio Morales was born to Gloria Morales in Puerto Rico, she would eventually leave her home city and move to New York City, more specifically to Brooklyn where she would meet Jefferson Davis. During this time period Rio would be in a line of work that she was not particularly proud of.

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Her family in the animated series "The Cassandras" is depicted as a Mexican-American family. Her father, Dr. Santiago, is even from Peru, further highlighting her Hispanic heritage. The show features her celebrating various Hispanic holidays and traditions, like Día de los Muertos.

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The term "Coco" has multiple meanings and histories. It can refer to the folklore figure "Coco" or "Cucuy," a boogeyman-like character from Portuguese and Galician folklore. Additionally, it's the title of the acclaimed animated film "Coco," which tells a story inspired by the Mexican holiday, Día de Muertos. Furthermore, "Coco" is the nickname of the influential fashion designer Gabrielle Bonheur "Coco" Chanel.

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Yes, Elena of Avalor is portrayed as a Latina princess in the Disney animated series. The show is inspired by Latin American cultures and folklore, and Elena is the first Disney princess to be explicitly presented as Latina. The show and character were created to reflect the diversity of Latino cultures and experiences.

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LaCienega Boulevardez is a Hispanic-American character in the Disney animated series "The Proud Family". She is Penny Proud's rival, and later, a frenemy. LaCienega is depicted as a beautiful, wealthy, and popular girl in school, often portrayed as somewhat stuck-up and conceited. She is of Puerto Rican descent.