serpent and assistant of Lydia. He is the second antagonist. Veena Sood as Sparkles/Lily – Sparkles, a cocker spaniel pup, and Lily, West highland terrier pup, are a pair of adorable puppies. Liana and Alexa adopt them while on their journey to the Diamond Castle. Nicole Oliver as Dori and Heather Doerksen as Phaedra – The Muses of Music, who reside in the Diamond Castle and are gifted with magical musical abilities. Though there are only two of them, their numbers originally included Lydia, who cast a spell that turned all the residents in the Diamond Castle to stone. Cast Soundtrack Track listing A soundtrack for the film was released on September 2, 2008. The soundtrack's track list is as follows: "Connected" "Two Voices, One Song" "We're Gonna Find It" "Believe" "Two Voices, One Song (Movie Version)" "Wonderful Me" "We're Gonna Find It (Movie Version)" "Double Vision" "Connected" "I Need to Know" (Bonus Track) "Shine" (Bonus Track) "I'm On My Way" (Bonus Track) Notes The songs "I Need to Know" and "Shine" were originally from Barbie as the Island Princess and Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses, respectively. "Connected" is an English cover from the Mexican pop group RBD's song "Tenerte Y Quererte", from their 2004 album, Rebelde. When Liana, Alexa, and Melody reveal the Diamond Castle, Johannes Brahms's Symphony No. 1 is played as they enter it. A sneak peek of Barbie & the Diamond Castle aired on Nickelodeon. Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" is played by the Three Muses during the telling of their story See also Barbie (media franchise) Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper Barbie as the Island Princess Barbie and the Secret Door References External links Barbie films 2008 computer-animated films Films set in the 21st century Films set in castles Films set in Europe 2000s English-language films Universal Pictures direct-to-video films Animated films about friendship 2008 direct-to-video films 2008 films Films set in the 2000s American children's animated adventure films American children's animated fantasy films American direct-to-video films American children's animated musical films American fantasy adventure films Canadian direct-to-video films Canadian independent films Canadian animated feature films Canadian animated fantasy films Canadian children's fantasy films Canadian fantasy adventure films Universal Pictures direct-to-video animated films 2000s American animated films Animated films about dragons 2000s children's animated films 2000s children's fantasy films 2000s fantasy adventure films 2000s musical fantasy films Canadian musical fantasy films 2000s Canadian