Guillermo Márquez (2024)

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Guillermo Márquez? ›

Guillermo Marquez – Dora's little brother and Isabela's twin brother. Isabela Marquez – Dora's little sister and Guillermo's twin sister. Abuela – Dora, Guillermo, and Isabela's grandma.

Guillermo Marquez – Dora's little brother and Isabela's twin brother. Isabela Marquez – Dora's little sister and Guillermo's twin sister. Abuela – Dora, Guillermo, and Isabela's grandma.

In Dora and the Lost City of Gold (2019), she is a high school teen, 16 years old, portrayed as a naïve fish-out-of-water weirdo to the people around her. Her parents need to remind her that she is an explorer (a positive designation), not a treasure hunter (a negative designation).

Guiellermo and Isabella are Dora's baby twin brother and sister. They first appeard in Big Sister Dora.

Dora Marquez, the eponymous character in the children's animated series "Dora the Explorer," is portrayed as Latina and is closely associated with Mexican culture.

Though it's never confirmed how they're related, they're presumably first paternal cousins considering they share the same last name (i.e. Dora's father and Diego's father are siblings). Like Dora, Diego comes from a family of three kids, with the three kids consisting of himself and two daughters.

Michael Peña as Cole Márquez, a jungle explorer, Dora's father, and Diego's uncle. Eva Longoria as Elena Márquez, a jungle explorer, Dora's mother, and Diego's aunt.

Diego Marquez is an 8-year-old Latina who is a creature enthusiast. He can talk to animals and rescues them from danger. Diego first debuted in the 2nd episode of the 3rd season in October 2003, titled Meet Diego. Dora introduced him to his best friend Boots and viewers as her cousin.

It's unknown what Dora's exact nationality is. She's obviously Hispanic/Latin-American, but what exact country she's from, is unknown. In the pilot episode, she's said to be Costa Rican, but this is not brought up at all in the actual series or any other media featuring her.

Meet Diego, Dora's cool cousin! Diego can talk to animals, and he rescues them when they're in danger. But when Baby Jaguar cries for help, can Diego get to him before he plunges into the waterfall? Find out in this exciting adventure!

Is Dora a unisex name? ›

Dora (Greek: Δώρα) is a female name of Greek origin, being a shortened form or derived from Dorothea (Dorothy) and Theodora (masculine Theodore), meaning "gift" or in its full form "god's gift", from δῶρον, doron, "gift" + θεός, theos, "god".

The inspiration for Dora Marquez's first name was exploradora, the Spanish feminine word for explorer. The trio took her last name from Nobel Prize winning author Gabriel García Márquez.

He is a 10 (9 for the first 50 episodes)-year-old sneaky orange fox who is easily recognized by his blue mask and gloves and his love for swiping anything that he happens to come upon. As his name implies, Swiper swipes or attempts to swipe key items that help Dora on her adventures.

Dora's best friend Boots is a furry, fuzzy, five-and-a-half-year-old monkey who speaks English. He is sweet and loving, and he likes to hold Dora's hand and follow her lead like a worshipful younger brother. He is playful, giggly and happy, and he loves to make Dora laugh and to surprise her.

Alicia is usually thought of as being Diego's only sibling, but Alicia is actually the middle child, as the oldest of Nico and Sabrina's children is Daisy. However, Daisy is more remembered and shown in Dora the Explorer, so Daisy is often forgotten.

Guillermo Márquez is Dora's baby brother. He is a 1-year-old baby who has a twin sister named Isabella. He wears a blue shirt and a white diaper. In Happy Birthday, Super Babies he wears a different shirt and blue pants.