14" Carlos, Hispanic Dad/Businessman, Hand Puppet

Looks more like Diego the Awkward Puppet than the actual Diego. Well made and charming right down to the tie and shoes - even the Hair is perfect. But the best part is the eyes which is the most compelling feature of the real Diego Puppet - the makers got that right too.

bueno para obra de teatro de ninos

I ordered this puppet for my kids and they love it! He’s one of the cutest puppets I’ve seen. The price is great, too. My kids spent their own money and I honestly thought it was a bit pricey. They really wanted it so I ordered it for them anyway. When we got it I was impressed. He’s perfectly proportioned and it’s easy to move his mouth and hands. His clothes are adorable, too. I am very very please with this purchase.

I needed a hand puppet for a video project I was making for students. I wanted something human but fun. I chose this guy and he's great. I'm not sure that there is much here that defines the puppet as Hispanic. His skin color is a tan that could correlate to many ethnicities and the one I got can only speak English and does not speak Spanish. I was a little disappointed by that, but since I can't speak Spanish either, I guess it's okay. Just feels like a little bit of false advertising to me. I know that just because someone is Hispanic does not mean that they can speak Spanish, but my puppet claims to have grown up in Chicago and

Noice puppet. Just what you’d expect based on the price and the photo. My dog tried to chew it up the other day, but it was relatively durable. Also, if you are a skilled puppeteer with piano hands, you will find that your fingers can be inserted into the arms for a more mobile and animated performance. You cannot insert your fingers into the legs, however.

It is a little pricey,but it was perfect for my puppet show. The quality is good, and I like the fact of being able to open the mouth, and the moving of the hands.

Just what I was looking for....

Awesome