Primos wants to be The Loud House with Latino representation, and on paper that sounds great. In practice, you get a well-intentioned but formulaic animated sitcom with stereotypical characters, bathroom humor, and that slightly chaotic energy of too many kids in one house.

It's genuinely safe—no content concerns beyond mild sass—and it does offer positive messages about family and finding your place. The cultural representation matters, even if the execution is imperfect.

But let's be real: that 4.7 IMDb rating and the mixed parent reviews suggest this isn't breaking through as must-watch TV. If your 7-9 year old is into loud, slapstick family sitcoms and you want something with Latino representation on Disney+, it's a decent option. Just don't expect them to be obsessed, and don't expect yourself to enjoy watching it with them. It's background-friendly kids' TV that checks boxes without really standing out.