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Libertad Name Libertad [as in Freedom, with a capital F] Age not too old, but older than she looks Sex female, like the Statue of Liberty, innocent like freedom Loves culture, revolution, standing up for one’s rights Hates complicated people. Hate the cost of living, the end of the month, cooking something other than soup her.
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The last book is a reflection of current fears, through his last publications in the media, plus some unreleased publications and some of his few drawings in colour.
Oviedo, 21 st May Quino stopped drawing her in However, interest in Mafalda has continued right up to the present day, with re-editions of her books which have been adapted to the new technologies and are now available in e-book format.
His characters transcend all geographical settings, ages and social conditions. He published his first page in and then went on to publish his cartoons, drawings and comic strips in newspapers and magazines in America and Europe. First appeared Dad on 29 th SeptemberMum on 6 th October Acknowledged as one of the leading cartoonists worldwide, Quino rose to fame with his Mafalda comic strips. She dreams of a world that is more dignified, just and respectful of human rights.
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Following the military coup in Argentina, Quino was exiled in Milan. Guille Name Guillermo [William], Guille [Willy] to make it invenfar for those who call him Age born inwhich is not just any year Sex male, which rhymes with tail Loves drawing on walls, dummy on the rocks, but especially Brigitte Bardot Hates he is still little, but sooner or later he will hate something First quiho 2 nd June First appeared 15 th February Loves the beatles, democracy, the rights of children, peace changing the order of the loves things do not change.
He abandoned his studies indetermined to devote himself to comics and humour. After he stopped drawing Mafalda, Quino devoted himself to a more caustic, black humour targeted more towards an adult audience, which he has brought together in his collection of comic books. The leading character was an inquisitive, intelligent, ironic, non-conformist girl, concerned with drjenme and human rights, who hates soup and loves the Beatles.
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This character was created for a failed advertising campaign, shortly after he published his first collection, Mundo Quino [The World of Quino] In the Mafalda series, Quino reflected the world inventtar adults as seen through the eyes of a group of children.
Manolito Name Manuel, aka Manolito [Manny] Age 6 years old in Sex male and mercantile Loves the cash register, bank vans, balance sheets, Rockefeller Hates non accounting books, The Beatles, hippies, discounts and Susanita First appeared 25 th March Miguelito Name Miguel [Michael], but preferably Miguelito [Micky] Age 5 years old in Sex male and selfish Loves Miguelito, Miguelito, Miguelito, jazz and abstract, useless speeches Hates not being noticed, being his age First appeared summer Name Guillermo [William], Guille [Willy] to make it easier for those who call him.
Inhe adopted Spanish nationality and has also resided alternately between Madrid and Buenos Aires. The stories of this rebellious character, who reached Europe in thanks to Prince of Asturias Laureate Umberto Eco, who defined her as an “angry heroine”, have dejdnme translated into fifteen languages and published in newspapers and magazines worldwide.
The first Mafalda comic strip was published on 29th September in the Argentine capital in the weekly magazine Primera Plana.