...de Reyauca con amor para los niños

The Super Amigos card set and sticker album was distributed in South America by Agencia Reyauca in Venezuela and Salo S.A. in Chile. The collection was published in 1986. The series was sold in paper packets that print card #66, Mujer Maravilla (Wonder Woman). There are two non-adhesive stickers in each pack. Each box contains 100 packs.

Each paper card measures approximately 1.75 x 3 inches. The back of each card is blank. The Spanish titles are listed in the Super Amigos collector album. The collector album included a coupon insert and promotions that could be redeemed for various prizes.

Each insert reads "Recortalo y pegalo en tu album," which translates to "cut it out and paste it in your album." The copyright information is misprinted as "D.L. Comics. ING" on all 24 stickers. The first 12 stickers feature the Super Friends. The second set of 12 stickers depict the Super Juniors.

Much of the artwork is based on images from the 1982 DC Comics Style Guide penciled by José Luis García-López and inked by Dick Giordano. Todd Klein assisted with logos and background inking.

Los Super Amigos aired in Venezuela on Venevision. Francisco Colmenero provided the Spanish narration for the Latin America dubs. Reyauca previously issued a card set and collector album in Venezuela for Superman II. Reyauca remained operational until 2006.

The collector album released in Chile by Salo does not include the "Exito de TV" text on the front cover. The back cover advertises children shows broadcast by Teleonce, now known as Chilevisión. Salo produced albums and collectible cards games in Chile from 1962–2010. The brand was acquired by Grupo Panini and currently operates as Panini Chile.

Collector album sticker-cards are often referred to as cromos or figuritas in Spanish. The collectibles are called vignettes in French, figurines or panini in Italian, and figurinhas in Portuguese. Many sticker album collections released in the 20th century required paste or glue.