31 Minutes is a children's show starring puppets and created by the production company Aplaplac. It originated as a parody of a television news program and became a milestone in national children's production, enjoying high ratings during its four seasons on the air. In addition, its albums were best-sellers, and as a live performance, it made appearances at Lollapalooza Chile in 2012 and the Viña Festival in 2013. As a program, it addresses children's themes from a humorous and unbiased perspective. Its content features irreverent humor that has transcended ages and formats. The characters, far from being rigid role models, showcase both their virtues and flaws, aiming for a horizontal relationship with children. It has been recognized with four Altazor Awards and two Prix Jeunesse, along with a nomination for the International Emmy Awards.

A creative duo that has produced, among multiple projects, TV programs like Plan Z, El factor humano, and 31 Minutes; the feature film 31 Minutes, la película (2008), and the documentary Los dibujos de Bruno Kulczewski (2004). Álvaro Díaz also directed the series Miratú, Las vacaciones de Tulio, and live shows Gira Mundial, Radio Guaripolo, and Calurosa Navidad. Pedro Peirano co-directed the film Gatos viejos (2010), was a screenwriter for the feature films La vida me mata and La nana, by Sebastián Silva, and No, by Pablo Larraín. He has authored a dozen books as an illustrator. Both have been awarded the Altazor Award in the categories of Direction, Script, Children's Program, and TV Program.