Name: Si, Cariño
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Author: Quino
ISBN: 9786073122337

Type

Physical Book

Author

Quino

Publisher

Lumen

Year

2016

Language

Spanish

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9786073122337

Edited in

México

Edition No.

2015

Synopsis "Si, Cariño"

Nueva edición que reúne chistes gráficos de uno de los dibujantes y humoristas más célebres de Latinoamérica: Quino.Sí Cariño forma parte del lanzamiento de la obra de Quino, creador de Mafalda, en el sello Lumen.Con su estilo genial e irónico, el mordaz Quino analiza detalladamente la vida en pareja. Un recorrido ideal para quienes tienen pareja, para los que quieren una, y hasta para los que desean huir de la suya. Al final, en cuestiones de amor, uno siempre tendrá la última palabra: "Sí... cariño".ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONA new edition that compiles graphic jokes by one of the most famous artists and humorists in Latin America: Quino.Yes, ... Dear is part of the launch of the works of Quino, the creator of Mafalda, in the Lumen imprint.With his witty, ironic style, the sarcastic Quino analyzes in detail life as a married couple. An ideal collection for those who are in a relationship, those who want to be, and even those who want to escape from one. In the end, in questions of love, one always has the last word: "Yes, ... Dear."

Quino

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Quino was born in Mendoza (Argentina, 1932-2020). He was an Argentine cartoonist and comic artist, globally known for creating Mafalda, the critical, intelligent, and world-committed girl who became a Spanish-speaking cultural icon. From a young age, he showed talent for drawing and, after leaving the School of Fine Arts, he fully dedicated himself to graphic humor. He published in numerous media and gained international recognition for his ironic and sensitive view of society, politics, and human beings. His most famous work, Mafalda, was published between 1964 and 1973, and has been translated into more than 30 languages. Additionally, Quino created dozens of graphic humor books like ¡A mí no me grite!, Gente en su sitio, or Bien, gracias, ¿y usted?. He received awards such as the Prince of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities in 2014, recognizing his immense contribution to critical thinking and universal humor.

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