Vanessa Hudgens | The Brothers García

• Genre: Teen sitcom
• Created by: Jeff Valdez, Mike Cevallos, Gibby Cevallos
• Starring: Carlos Lacámara, Ada Maris, Jeffrey Licon, Bobby Gonzalez, Vaneza Pitynski, Alvin Alvarez
• Narrated by: John Leguizamo
• Theme music composer: Rick Kocor
• Composers: Diego De Pietri, Rick Kocor
• No. of seasons: 4
• No. of episodes: 52
• Executive producer: Jeff Valdez
• Producer: Debra Spidell
• Cinematography: Carlos González
• Editor: Jeffrey Scott Runyan
• Running time: 22 minutes
• Production companies: Si TV, Nickelodeon Productions
• Network: Nickelodeon
• Release: July 23, 2000 – August 8, 2004

The series follows the life of the Mexican American García family, as narrated by the adult version of one of the family's sons, Larry. Larry recounts his life alongside George, Carlos, and Lorena (his two brothers and fraternal twin sister, respectively), and the way they deal with everyday problems such as school, work, growing up, and all living in one house in San Antonio, Texas. The series is about boys being boys, with Larry, George and Carlos Garcia putting brotherly love to the test. The Brothers García makes television history as the first English language sitcom with an all Latino cast, directors, and producers. From his funny, now adult perspective, Larry Garcia recalls his quest as an 11-year-old to fit in with his older brothers (13-year-old athletic Carlos and George, a 12-year-old walking encyclopedia) and to express his individuality, despite the attention-getting behavior of his fraternal twin sister Lorena. Ray is a proud father who works as a history professor and his wife Sonia works as a strict hairdresser from an in-house salon who always attempts to make her kids the best they can be. The show is narrated by John Leguizamo as the voice of Adult Larry.

"New Tunes"

Carlos finds a job in a music store while Larry sexually sprouts.