Tambo Macaw, an overweight macaw who works as a janitor at the Central Intelligentus Animalus (CIA), dreams of becoming a secret agent. His opportunity arises when he is assigned by mistake the most important mission in the agency's history: stop the wicked plans of Mama Bear and her evil organization. Tambo is helped by Jack Tortoise, an old turtle that's in charge of the advanced technology lab in the agency and is one of Tambo's few friends.
Andrés Couturier
Director
Jaime Camil
Tambo Macaw
Silvia Pinal
Mamá Osa
Dulce María
Molly Cocatu
Rogelio Guerra
Jefe Lipo
Andrés Couturier
Anubis
Luis Alfonso Mendoza
Jacinto
Mario Castañeda
Tuttifrutti / Dr. Curry / Additional Voices
Adrián Fogarty
Taxista / Additional Voices
José Lavat
Yunke
Guillermo Coria
Mayor Leo
Maggie Guzmán
Novia de Tuttifrutti / Additional Voices
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