Christian Jacobs

Singer-songwriter and producer

Christian Jacobs - Performers & Entertainers born January 11th, 1972
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Born in 1972, a significant figure in the music and television industry. Co-created and starred in the live-action children's television series 'Wonder Pets!' and 'The Aquabats! Super Rad!' The work blended elements of adventure and music, appealing to both children and adults. As a musician, contributed to multiple albums and collaborated with various artists, showcasing a unique style that emphasizes creativity and fun. Actively involved in the production side of entertainment, with a keen focus on children's content.

Co-created 'The Aquabats! Super Rad!'

Produced and starred in 'Wonder Pets!'

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