Carlos is a main recurring character on Barney & Friends, portrayed by Corey Lopez. He first appeared in Barney Live! In New York City and he only appeared in the third season of Barney & Friends. Carlos is the older brother of Juan, who also only appeared in the third season of Barney & Friends.
In-universe facts[]
- Family: Carlos has a little brother named Juan. They only appeared together in the episodes "If the Shoe Fits..." and "Any Way You Slice It". Carlos and Juan live with their mother and father, as mentioned in "Room for Everyone", where he paints a picture of them. He also has a grandmother.
- Pets: He has a cat named Fluffy and a bowl of goldfish (named Super, Dee, and Duper; a play on Barney's famous phrase) who he brings to school in "Our Furry Feathered Fishy Friends".
- As mentioned in the episode "Room For Everyone", Carlos's favorite room in the house is his bedroom.
- Likes: Playing baseball, chasing frogs and splashing through rain puddles (as mentioned in Barney's Sense-Sational Day).
Roles in the series[]
Barney & Friends[]
"Room for Everyone"[]
Carlos tells Barney and his friends that his grandmother has been living with his family due to feeling very ill, so she's been staying in his brother Juan's bedroom. Carlos is initially upset about sharing his room with his brother for some of the things he does, including making funny snoring sounds every night, tossing and turning, and kicking him in his sleep. Additionally, Juan pulls all the covers to his side, leaving Carlos with less space and comfort. Carlos also finds it frustrating that Juan is very messy and takes up all the room in the closet. Furthermore, Juan has a habit of following Carlos everywhere and repeating everything he says. After hearing Stella the Storyteller tell the story of "Paolo and Luis", Stella reminds Carlos that brothers and sisters must stick together, so he decides to handle rooming with Juan after all.
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Trivia[]
- Despite not appearing the film, the original draft of Barney's Great Adventure had Carlos appearing in the beginning of the film, alongside the other children from season three of Barney & Friends.[1]
See also[]
- Images of Carlos - categorized images featured on Barney Wiki of the character Carlos.
References[]
- ā Barney's Great Adventure (1998) screenplay April 22, 1995 Retrieved January 21, 2025