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'''Ramon Molina '''is Vicita and Alberto Molina's father and one of the Read family's new neighbors. He and his family is from Ecuador. He owns an Ecuadorian restaurant called Café con leche. He and his family lived in Yorktown for five years before moving to Elwood City. | '''Ramon Molina '''is Vicita and Alberto Molina's father and one of the Read family's new neighbors. He and his family is from Ecuador. He owns an Ecuadorian restaurant called Café con leche. He and his family lived in Yorktown for five years before moving to Elwood City. | ||
He is friends with [[David Read]]. They enjoy talking about food and cooking. They were once in a competition to see who could set up the best christmas decorations, and ended up causing a power outage. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*[[Arthur and Los Vecinos]] | *[[Arthur and Los Vecinos]] | ||
Revision as of 02:09, 19 March 2011
| Ramon Molina | |
|---|---|
| Minor Character | |
| Gender | Male |
| First appeared | "Arthur and Los Vecinos" |
| Family | Mrs. Molina (wife) Vicita Molina (daughter) Alberto Molina (son) |
| Episode count | 6 |
Ramon Molina is Vicita and Alberto Molina's father and one of the Read family's new neighbors. He and his family is from Ecuador. He owns an Ecuadorian restaurant called Café con leche. He and his family lived in Yorktown for five years before moving to Elwood City.
He is friends with David Read. They enjoy talking about food and cooking. They were once in a competition to see who could set up the best christmas decorations, and ended up causing a power outage.
Appearances
- Arthur and Los Vecinos
- Tales from the Crib
- Bleep (cameo)
- Postcards For Buster (cameo)
- It Came From Beyond (cameo)
- Buenas Noches, Vicita
- The Blackout
