Alicia Márquez (Go, Diego, Go!) Serena Kerrigan (Season 3)

Description

Alicia Márquez is the deuteragonist of the series and is Diego's older sister. She loves to help animals as much as her brother does. She would sometimes join Diego and Dora on their rescue missions out in the field. Description Alicia is Diego's slightly tomboyish 11-year-old sister and resident computer whiz. She adores her little brother and is amazed at his natural gift for communicating and bonding with animals. Alicia is also protective of Diego and warns him of approaching dangers via his video watch from her monitoring position at the Rescue Center. She can also find any information and facts on animals on the Rescue Computer to help Diego start his mission. Looks Alicia appears to have a peach-brown skin color. Her hair being shoulder length. In Seasons 1-3, she appears to be wearing a red shirt, light green shorts, a tan vest, a red and yellow bracelet, yellow socks, and light gray and white shoes. Her ears are pierced with blue pearls and sometimes wears a rescue pack like Diego. Beginning with Season 1-4, Alicia changes her garments to a blue short-sleeve hoodie with a light blue undershirt, a blue bracelet, khaki cargo shorts, white socks, and blue shoes. Family Alicia is the middle child of Nico and Sabrina, the younger sister of Daisy, and the second eldest sister of Diego. Her cousins are Dora, Guillermo, and Isabella. Her aunt and uncle are Elena and Cole Márquez. Voice Actresses Alicia was originally voiced by Constanza Sperakis in Seasons 1-2 and one episode of Season 3. For the majority of Season 3, she was voiced by Serena Kerrigan. In Seasons 4 and 5, she was voiced by Gabriela Aisenberg. Trivia Alicia is the center focus of two episodes: Alicia Saves The Crocodile and Alicia and Whitetail to the Rescue. Alicia is the middle child of the family. She comes between Daisy and Diego. She has a Rescue Rope to help her swing to the rescue. Alicia uses the Rescue Computer in the Science Deck to help Diego on his missions. She makes minor appearances on Dora the Explorer. But she has appeared in almost every episode in this series. Catchphrases "Go, Diego, Go!" "Let's put this picture of the (animal) in our Animal Science Book."