The mark consists of an uppercase pink block letter "A" outlined in black drawn as a young girl with a circle head in white with black outlining with black curly hair and a pink bow outlined in black and a smiling face drawn in black at the top of the "A" and arms in black with circle hands in white with black outlining holding yellow maracas outlined in black extending from the sides with feet at the bottom in white outlined in black. This is followed by an uppercase green block letter "B" outlined in black which is reversed (as if seen in a mirror) and styled as cartoon boy doing a handstand, meaning his circle head in white with black outlining, with a smiling face in black, and circle hands in white with black outlining are drawn at the bottom of the "B" and his legs in black with circle feet in white with black outlining extend out from the top of the letter. Next to this is an uppercase blue block letter "C" outlined in black drawn as a cartoon boy playing a yellow drum outlined in black. The circle head in white outlined in black, with a smiling face in white outlined in black and wearing a blue baseball cap outlined in black, is drawn at the top of the "C", arms in black with circle hands in white with black outlining extending from the sides and hitting the drum which is at the bottom of the "C" next to the circle foot in white with black outlining. Black "motion lines" are drawn around the maracas in "A"s hands, the elbows of "B"s arms and above the drum in "C"s lap to create a perception of movement. Beneath these three letters is the stylized wording "SPANISH IN MOTION" in bold black letters. All of the rest of the white in the mark represents background and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.