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Supertorpe (Spanish for"Superclumsy") is an Argentine series targeted at children and teenagers. The show is distributed worldwide by Disney Channel and Telefe Internacional, and locally by Telefe. Candela Vetrano and Pablo Martínez took starring roles.

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Supertorpe is an Argentinian series targeted at children and teenagers. The show is distributed worldwide by Disney Channel and Telefe Internacional, and locally by Telefe.

Aired
2011–2011
Seasons
2 · 52 episodes
Status
Ended
Created by
Tomás Yankelevich
Network
Telefe
Genres
Comedy

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  • Season 1
  • Súper Bonus
  • Videoclips
  • Awards and nominations
  • International premieres
  • References

Supertorpe (Spanish for"Superclumsy") is an Argentine series targeted at children and teenagers. The show is distributed worldwide by Disney Channel and Telefe Internacional, and locally by Telefe. Candela Vetrano and Pablo Martínez took starring roles.

==Plot== Poli Truper (Candela Vetrano) is a 16-year-old girl. She is a seemingly ordinary teenager but with a special gift: she is super powerful and equally clumsy. Poli has the misfortune of losing control of her powers whenever she gets nervous or gives vent to her feelings, which gets her in trouble constantly, especially at school.

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