Barbie "Brooklyn" Roberts, Barbie "Malibu" Roberts, and best friends Teresa and Nikki head to the Big Apple for spring break to help with the launch of Teresa's cousin’s new restaurant. Taking inspiration from her family recipes, Teresa and her friends learn about her Mexican heritage as they prepare for the big opening. Along the way, they'll embark on thrilling adventures, explore delicious family recipes, and learn valuable lessons about the power of friendship.
Karen J. Lloyd
Director
Tatiana Varria
Barbie 'Brooklyn' Roberts (voice)
America Young
Barbie 'Malibu' Roberts (voice)
Yeni Alvarez
Marisol (voice)
Giselle Fernández
Emmie (voice)
Ren Hanami
Director (voice)
Cristina Milizia
Teresa (voice)
Margo Rey
Abuela Carmen (voice)
Nicolas Roye
Rafa (voice)
Desirae Whitfield
Nikki (voice)
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