I watched it with English subtitles on Vimeo, and I really enjoyed it. Not only is the comedy well-directed at kids and teens, but it's also got some bits for adults as well, even if they wouldn't like the show.
My favourite parts of the show in particular are Ferny Graciano and Fernanda Urdapilleta as Danny and Jenny. They could have their own spin-off, they're that crazy. It's a shame Ferny and Fernanda aren't operating from Hollywood and could speak English well, because they'd be massive stars.
Then there's the audio. Occasionally music will play over a scene, which may appear odd at first, but you get used to it. Then there are cartoon sound effects literally all throughout the episode. Like, for every movement there's a sound effect. But you're probably thinking Big Time Rush style in-your-face, loud sounds that never shut up. It's different here. In La CQ, they're quieter, and integrated with the show, so that they just blend into the rest of the audio and actually feel natural, not forced. There are wacky visuals to accompany them, which the characters may even interact with, like speech and thought bubbles, circling stars or birds when someone has been knocked out, or fake tears. It's very creative.
Overall, I'd recommend this show unless you only have a sophisticated sense of humour, and are an adult. Teens and kids, check it out and enjoy.
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