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.

Alicia Márquez is a main character and one of the two deuteragonists of Go, Diego, Go!. She did appear in Dora the Explorer, though she mostly appears in every episode of Go, Diego, Go!. Alicia is Diego's older sister, however, not his oldest, as Alicia and Diego have an older sister named...

2021年9月21日 · Episodes: Alicia Saves the Crocodile + Alicia and Whitetail to the Rescue...more

Kyra the Crocodile is lost in a dirty city pond. Alicia sets out on her Rescue Racer to rescue Kyra and bring her back home.

Alicia Márquez is the main character from Go, Diego, Go! as well as the series' deuteragonist. She did appear in Dora the Explorer though she mostly appears in every episode of Go, Diego, Go!.

Alicia Márquez is Diego's 11-year-old sister and resident computer whiz on Go, Diego, Go! She adores her younger brother and is amazed at his natural gift for communicating and bonding with animals.

Alicia Marquez is a main character from Go, Diego, Go! as well as the series' deuteragonist. She does appear in Dora the Explorer once though appears in every episode of Go, Diego, Go!.

Alicia Márquez is the deuteragonist of the Go, Diego, Go! and is Diego's older sister and also a main character of the Dora the Explorer franchise. She did appear on Dora the Explorer though she mostly appears in every episode of Go, Diego, Go!.

Alicia and Whitetail to the Rescue!: With Jake T. Austin, Rosie Perez, Constanza Sperakis, E. Austin Valentine. There's a rockslide in the desert. Diego's moving the deer away from the rockslide and Alicia needs to make sure that no deer get left behind. Alicia finds a baby deer stuck in some bushes near the rockslide.

Alicia and Whitetail to the Rescue is the 6th episode of Go, Diego, Go! from Season 3. Alicia and Whitetail must save the baby deer from the rock slide! Blatt-Blatt! We're Heading Out, Vamanos! Pop, Pop, Pop! White-tailed deer grow antlers on their head. They don't grow wings on their back.