When Thomas discovers batucada music, he's thrilled to be invited to start the carnival and uses the sounds of his noisy trucks to create his own fun beat! Meanwhile, Raul's super-competitive nature gets him into trouble and Thomas learns not to judge an engine by their colour when Gustavo (who reminds him of Gordon) offers advice. Back on Sodor, Percy's panic causes confusion and delay, Diesel uses tricks to try to prove his usefulness and Emily gets the adventure she has longed for when she and Nia camp out all night with the Sodor Rangers!
Dianna Basso
Director
John Hasler
Thomas (voice)
Monica Lopera
Gabriela (voice)
Laura Cucurullo
Cassia / Batacuda Player (voice)
Eliud Gabriel Porras
Fernando / Parrots / Emerson / Crowd (voice)
Francisco Labbe
Batacuda Player / Gustavo (voice)
Federico Trujillo
Batacuda Player / Workman / Raul (voice)
Keith Wickham
Henry / Gordon / Harold / The Fat Controller / Salty / Den / Norman / Skarloey (voice)
Rob Rackstraw
James (voice)
Nigel Pilkington
Percy (voice)
Teresa Gallagher
Emily / Stephen Hatt / Bridget Hatt / Sodor Rangers (voice)
Yvonne Grundy
Nia (voice)
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