Univision y Los Niños

In 1989, Univision launched on Monday to Friday and Saturday morning block as Univision y Los Niños ("Univision and the Kids" and/or "Univision and the Children"), along agreement and joint venture companies including DIC Entertainment, World Events Productions, TMS Entertainment and France 3 (Univision acquired that channel in 1988, one year after the block launched). The programming consisting four 30-minute episodes with Spanish-dubbed versions of the America, Japan, Canada and France animated shows, across of the DIC Animation City and Saban Entertainment (with the cartoon shows are distributor by Lexington Broadcast Services Company, Hallmark Cards, SFM Entertainment and Atkinson Film-Arts. Nicolas sold his stake in the network to a partnership of Hallmark Cards and Televisa for 25 years, which formed Univision Holdings Inc.) animated-cartoon shows including Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, Kidd Video, Rainbow Brite, and The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin.

The program has the other shows are non-block aired schedule on every Saturday morning on Univision including Japanese anime and France animated series such as Treasure Island, Once Upon a Time... Life, Once Upon a Time... Man, Princess Knight and Voltron: Defender of the Universe, and customized animated openings, closings and bumpers. The programs are produced in English by DIC Enterprises and dubbed in Spanish.

Later in September 15, 1990, Univision replaced Once Upon a Time... Life (which had been canceling off the schedule on Saturday morning due to very too inappropriate for kids who have woman/girls are naked in the series) with reruns of Princess Knight.

On September 17, 1990, Univision will launched a weekday morning block as Platavision, the following of the program block show including the live-action and animated series with the produced by DIC Animation City such as Pepe Plata and Beverly Hills Teens. Univision y Los Niños will continued to aired and the block were changing schedule to Saturday morning block along with the second block until 1991.

Coincidently, the block ran from 1989, until Univision y Los Niños were discontinued in August 10, 1991, the following week of the new block launched as Chispavision on Monday to Friday and Weekends morning block. Univision caring over some of the DIC-produced shows to the block premiered following debut such as COPS, Captain N: The Game Master as well as The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!. One such notable program was El Show de Xuxa ("The Xuxa Show"), a variety-based series starring the Southern Brazilian entertainer, which became a hit in the U.S. when it debuted on the network in 1992 (Xuxa would subsequently star in an American syndicated version of the program that aired for one season from 1993 to 1994).[1][2][3]