- At the age of 88, Salvador Laval 'Quino', Argentine author of the well-known and esteemed character of the Mafalda, died: Valtel Toro The death of one of the most important graphic humorists on the international scene has caused a great shock among the cartoonists. Many have thanked and greeted him through vignettes. Below you have a sample.
In 1973 Mafalda, an anti-conformist child, appeared for the last time, and yet his reflections, complaints and analyses are extremely topical. The history of four generations ago serves today, as if the world had not changed. And the face of a five- or six-year-old is known by many, even by those who later emerged. The brand comes from the great artist Salvador Lavandou 'Quino', founder of Mafalda, who died in 2008.
This Argentine artist has died on September 30, at the age of 88. 'Quino' receives a greetings and thanks worthy of his talent through drawing, among others, of the Binetists. To begin with, the death of the artist has had a great impact on the Basque Country, and the cartoonists Unai Iturriaga and Patxi 'Zaldieroa' Huarte have paid tribute to the artist:
It should be noted that on the front page of October 1, 2020, the BERRIA newspaper has represented Mafalda alone and thoughtfully.
A number of international players have also greeted and honoured the artist. Some are:
Brazilian artists Carlos Latuff:
Algerian artist Hichem Baba Ahmed, known for the nickname Le Hic:
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Fernando Pinilla from Venezuela:
Nagu de Chile, by illustrator Natalia Gutiérrez:
from Italy, Enneesse:
