BRB International Logo History

"BRB Internacional Logo History" made by TR3X PR0DÚCTÍ0NS, 13/02/2024.
BRB Internacional (or BRB International) takes its name from the three founders, and they were Títo Basto, José Rodriguez and Claudio Biern Boyd. Founded in 1972, the company began as a merchandising agency in Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain, where they were headquartered for their entire existence. As the decade went on, BRB bought Spanish distribution rights to some popular cartoon characters from studios such as Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros, and they also began a long-time collaboration with Nippon Animation of Japan, since BRB helped out by distributing their entire anime series worldwide. In the early 1980s, BRB began to produce their own cartoons, such as Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds for example (I think the text in the first ident was meant to mention that film, not Around the World with Willy Fog... my bad), which was animated by Nippon Animation. Their animations were broadcast on TVE (Televisión Española) at this time, and there is a variant of the second ident with the in-credit TVE text plastering the BRB logo, which is excluded from this video, along with the TV3 variant. BRB International was becoming popular by the turn of the 1990s, as their works appeared in countries like the USA and the UK for example, and the World of David the Gnome was co-produced by Cinar and Miramax Films (an in-credit text showing the BRB logo is in the intro of that series). In the early 21st century, BRB was renowned for animating Iron Kid (or Eon Kid) and Bernard, the latter with EBS Productions and M6, and they were doing CGI animations at this time (mid 2000s); WildBrain later managed BRB's extensive catalogue of kids’ content on YouTube in 2018. A month after co-founder Biern Boyd passed away in October 2022, BRB filed for bankruptcy, and their catalogue was subsequently purchased by DeAPlaneta Entertainment in January 2023.
This logo history was in my mind for many years, and I remember attem..