Animotion Media, in partnership with Gruppo Alcuni has announced the global release of the latest music titles from Leo Da Vinci and Cuccioli. These include the Season 1 Opening Single of Leo Da Vinci series and the theme song from the Cuccioli (Pet Pals), Marco Polo’s Code feature film. Both titles are now streaming on all major platforms, bringing Gruppo Alcuni’s iconic compositions to audiences worldwide.
Following the first single released in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Cuccioli universe, Gruppo Alcuni has now released the theme song for Cuccioli, Marco Polo’s Code (Il codice di Marco Polo). The track accompanies the pets’ latest adventure to save Venice from the evil Crow Witch by finding the legendary Marco Polo’s Code. Created by Sergio and Francesco Manfio, Cuccioli follows six adorable pets on extraordinary adventures and has inspired two feature films (Il codice di Marco Polo, 2010, and Il paese del vento, 2014), captivating children in 137 countries.
Stream Marco Polo’s Code Theme Song
Building on this momentum, the Leo Da Vinci Season 1 Opening Single was also released, capturing the playful energy and inventive spirit of the young Leonardo, whose adventures and clever inventions delight fans of the animated series and feature film alike. Previously, the hit single “Tell Me Why” introduced film audiences to the world of Leo Da Vinci: Mission Mona Lisa, and the new opening maxi single adds to that excitement, offering fans a fresh way to engage with the TV series.
Listen to Leo Da Vinci S1 Opening Single
Oleg Troyanovsky, Head of Music at Animotion Media, commented:
“We’re excited about the new releases from Leo Da Vinci and Cuccioli. These are true masterpieces of the animation world. And we trust that these will give global fans the chance to enjoy their favorite characters in a whole new way through music.”
Francesco Manfio, CEO of Gruppo Alcuni, added:
“Partnering with Animotion Media allows our productions to live beyond the screen. These music releases bring the essence of our stories to life and allow audiences to engage with our characters in fresh and meaningful ways”