Soy Luna

Luna Valente leads a vibrant skate driven life in Cancún, juggling school, a close group of friends, a part time job and a passion for freestyling. The rhythm shifts when her parents take a new job that sends the family to Buenos Aires. There she discovers Jam and Roller, a lively rink where music, friendship and moves collide. She makes a fresh circle of friends, learns new tricks, and finds someone special. The move tests loyalties and hopes as she tries to fit into a bigger city while chasing her dream and staying connected to the family she loves. Back home, her friends cheer her on through video calls, and the road ahead becomes a test of resilience and trust.

Directed by Rodolfo Antúnez, Martín Saban and Jorge Nisco, Soy Luna is an original Disney Channel Latin America series created by Jorge Edelstein, Laura Farhi and Romina Ballester, premiering in 2016.

The show fueled a fan driven culture around skating, music and friendship, with the cast performing live and releasing a soundtrack that broadened its reach beyond the screen. Fans connected with Luna as a teen idol figure across Latin America, and the music led to tours and appearances that extended the story into real world performances.

Audience response sits around an 8 out of 10 on its platform, signaling solid engagement from viewers who tune in for energy and humor, while staying invested in relationships and personal growth. The series blends family loyalty, budding romance, friendship and sport into a colorful, sometimes mischievous soap like tone. It also adds a light mystery undercurrent about competing ambitions and secrets, giving viewers a reason to keep watching without taking itself too seriously.

The series earned nominations at regional awards for children and teen programming, reflecting its broad appeal and the way music and skating were woven into everyday stories. While it stays firmly in the youth oriented lane, the recognition helped cement its place as a regional hit.