of 2006. While having a sleep-over at Galleria's apartment, Chanel tells the girls that her mother, Juanita, is planning a trip to Barcelona, where they will visit Juanita's long-term boyfriend. In an effort to spend summer together, the girls enter a music competition in Barcelona. Once there, a fellow competitor's mother conspires to break up The Cheetah Girls to increase her daughter's chances of winning. The whole film is shot in Barcelona, including the parts that took place in New York City. The Cheetah Girls: One World The third film in the series, The Cheetah Girls: One World, was released August 22, 2008. It premiered with 6.2 million viewers. Chanel, Dorinda, and Aqua are cast in a musical film that will be shot in New Delhi, India. Once they arrive in the exotic city, the girls receive an unpleasant surprise: the movie's director must choose only one of them. The announcement puts a strain on the girls' friendship. However, the happy ending has all three of them dancing in the film. This film was shot in Udaipur, India. Raven-Symoné did not reprise her role as Galleria, resulting in her character attending college off-screen. Raven-Symoné passed on the film due to her negative experience during The Cheetah Girls 2. She has described her co-stars as having acted "clique-ish", and recalled feeling "excluded". Instead, she preferred to concentrate on her solo music career. References External links 2003 television films 2003 films 2003 comedy-drama films 2003 in American television 2000s buddy comedy-drama films 2000s female buddy films 2000s musical comedy-drama films 2000s teen comedy-drama films American buddy comedy-drama films American female buddy films American musical comedy-drama films American teen comedy-drama films American teen musical films The Cheetah Girls films Comedy-drama television films Films about girl groups Films about orphans Films based on American novels Films based on young adult literature Films directed by Oz Scott Films set in New York City Films shot in Toronto Musical television films 2000s English-language films 2000s American films