few years prior. The complete cast of the program visited Tel Aviv for a series of concerts at the Nokia Arena, with over 50.000 tickets sold. In 2005, Morena started to patch things up with Telefe when her sitcom Amor Mío was picked up by the channel and aired on primetime with great success. Finally, after four years working for all its competitors, Morena returned to Telefe in an exclusivity deal in 2006. She would produce a prime-time show and a children-oriented show for her traditional 6p.m. slot. For the comeback, Morena decided to produce a new season of Chiquititas. Jorgelina Aruzzi was chosen as the central figure, Lili. Jorgelina was revealed at Amor Mío. Her romantic interest was Kili, played by Gaston Ricaud. The children cast was formed by new faces fresh out of a casting and Lali Espósito (which had starring roles in Rincón de Luz and Floricienta), Stéfano de Gregorio (who had starring roles in Rincón de Luz and Floricienta) and Candela Vetrano (who had a starring role in Rincón de Luz). However, even though the album achieved double platinum, spawned over 100 licensed product and was the ratings leader on its time slot, beating Canal 13 rival show El Refugio (de los Sueños) (which was eventually canceled), it didn't matched the phenomenal level of popularity of the previous seasons, Floricienta or even Rebelde Way. The licensed products didn't sell as much and while Floricienta second album was the best-selling album of 2005, Chiquitita album was only the 6th best-selling CD in the following year. The high-budget Gran Rex musical didn't sold out as fast and it lost out to Disney On Ice as the top-selling even of that year It sold 75.000 tickets, a huge number and the second biggest event of 2006, but it could not come close to the 250.000 tickets moved by Floricienta the previous year. Following the tradition of previous seasons, the new Chiquititas was panned by critics. Clarín commented the acting was solid but the story-line was weak and La Nación, which gave good reviews for Rebelde Way, Floricienta and even some of Chiquititas original seasons, only gave the show a "regular" rating and criticized the weak scripts and dialogues. Even though the show didn't surpass Floricienta, it was still profitable enough for a second season to go under production. It was, after all, Telefe best-selling exportation product of 2006, and