Ep 2. Lullaby for Baby Vlad/Space Is the Place

Luna the moon guides a group of three animals and a girl named Carmen as they travel the world in a magical flying machine known as the Circo Fabuloso. In Let's Go Luna! season 1 episode 2, entitled "Lullaby for Baby Vlad/Space Is the Place", the crew visits Moscow, Russia.

The episode begins with Luna reminding the group that they are in Moscow, where they will be learning about traditional Russian lullabies. As they land outside the Kremlin, they meet their new friend, a young vampire named Baby Vlad. Vlad's mother is a famous opera singer and he needs to go to sleep so she can practice for her upcoming concert. But Baby Vlad can't sleep because he's afraid of the dark. Carmen and the animals come up with the idea of singing a lullaby to help Baby Vlad fall asleep.

The group sets out on a quest to find the perfect lullaby for Baby Vlad. They visit a Russian toy store and try out different musical toys, but nothing seems to work. Next, they visit a puppet theater where they meet a puppeteer who tells them the story of Baba Yaga, a famous witch from Russian folklore. The puppeteer's daughter sings a traditional Russian lullaby that puts Baby Vlad to sleep.

In the second half of the episode, the group explores the concept of space. After Baby Vlad falls asleep, the Circo Fabuloso takes off into space. The animals are amazed by the different planets and stars they see and wonder what it would be like to live on another planet. Carmen explains that space is an endless expanse that humans have barely begun to explore.

They land on a planet that is home to tiny aliens. The aliens are curious about the Circo Fabuloso and the group teaches them about Earth. The aliens show the group the different ways they live and invite them to a party to celebrate life on their planet. The group enjoys learning about the different cultures in the universe before returning to Earth.

Let's Go Luna! season 1 episode 2, "Lullaby for Baby Vlad/Space Is the Place", teaches children about Russian culture and traditional lullabies. It also introduces them to the concept of space and the vastness of the universe. With Luna as their guide, the show encourages children to be curious about the world around them and embrace diversity.