Die Bambus-Bären-Bande

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Die Bambus-Bären-Bande
Created by	Sicco Kingma
Directed by	Bernard Deyries, Christian Choquet
Theme music composer	Nena, Sebastian Krumbiegel
Opening theme	Das Lied dieser Welt
Ending theme	Freunde
Composer	Axel Kroell
Country of origin	Germany Japan France Spain UK
No. of episodes	52
Production
Running time	25 minutes
Original release
Release	1996

Die Bambus-Bären-Bande (Bambou et Compagnie in French or Bamboo Bears in English) is a German-French 52 part animated television series, broadcast from 25 March 1996 to 30 November 1996.