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FOTOS | Adiós a Quino: murió el padre de Mafalda

El caricaturista argentino Joaquín Salvador Lavado, más conocido como "Quino", falleció a los 88 años. Mira en esta galería algunas imágenes de su carrera.

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Argentine cartoonist Joaquin Salvador Lavado, also known as "Quino" and creator of comic strip character, Mafalda celebrates on the stage after receiving the Prince of Asturias 2014 Award for Communication and Humanities from Spain's King Felipe during the Prince of Asturias awards ceremony in Oviedo, on October 24, 2014. AFP PHOTO/ MIGUEL RIOPA (Photo by Miguel RIOPA / AFP) (Photo by MIGUEL RIOPA/AFP via Getty Images)
1 de 6 | El caricaturista argentino Joaquín Salvador Lavado, más conocido como "Quino", falleció a los 88 años. Mira en esta galería algunas imágenes de su carrera. (MIGUEL RIOPA/AFP via Getty Images)
2 de 6 | Quino nació en Mendoza, Argentina, en 1932. El caricaturista contó que a los tres años descubrió su vocación de la mano de su tío que se llamaba como él, Joaquín. (JUAN MABROMATA/AFP via Getty Images)
Cartoonist Joaquín Salvador Lavado known as Quino(R) blows the candle next to Mafalda the mythical rebellious and incisive girl created by him in Buenos Aires on September 29, 2014, during Mafalda 50 anniversary since its first publication. AFP PHOTO / DANIEL GARCIA (Photo credit should read DANIEL GARCIA/AFP via Getty Images)
3 de 6 | Quino en la celebración de los 50 años de Mafalda. Este 2020, la entrañable niña cumplió 56 años. (DANIEL GARCIA/AFP via Getty Images)
Famous Argentine caricaturist Joaquin Salvador Lavado (Quino), poses during a press conference in Mexico City, on November 26, 2008. Quino is in Mexico to launch an unpublished book of his famous series "Mafalda". AFP PHOTO/Ronaldo SCHEMIDT (Photo credit should read Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP via Getty Images)
4 de 6 | A los dieciocho años, Quino se mudó a Buenos Aires para encontrar un editor que publicara sus dibujos e historietas. Pasarían tres años hasta lograrlo, pero desde 1954 y hasta este entonces sus dibujos de humor se publican ininterrumpidamente en infinidad de diarios y revistas de América Latina y Europa. (Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP via Getty Images)
(FILE) Argentine cartoonist Joaquin Salvador Lavado (R), also known as "Quino", creator of comic strip character Mafalda, poses alongside her sculpture made by Argentine sculptor Pablo Irrgang in Buenos Aires, on August 30, 2009. The sculpture was placed in front of the house where Quino created the character in the sixties. Quino, "father" of Mafalda celebrates on July 17, 2012 his 80th anniversary in Mendoza, Argentina, his native city. AFP PHOTO/Alejandro Pagni (Photo credit should read ALEJANDRO PAGNI/AFP/GettyImages)
5 de 6 | Mafalda llegó a la televisión y protagonizó numerosas campañas sociales en América y Europa, mientras sus libros se reimprimen año tras año, generando continuos éxitos de venta. (ALEJANDRO PAGNI/AFP/GettyImages)
Argentine cartoonist Joaquin Lavado, known by his pen name Quino (C), creator of the famous cartoon strip Mafalda -translated to 15 languages- is applauded during a tribute ceremony for his 80th birthday held at the Argentine Congress in Buenos Aires on August 30, 2012. The cartoonist gained international recognition in 1969 with the European publication of "Mafalda, la contestataria" (Mafalda, the rebel") with a prologue by Italian writer Umberto Eco. AFP PHOTO / DANIEL GARCIA (Photo by DANIEL GARCIA / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL GARCIA/AFP via Getty Images)
6 de 6 | Desde que dejó de dibujar a Mafalda, Quino se dedicó a publicar páginas de humor gráfico en diversos diarios y revistas que se agruparon en varios libros. Sin embargo, a pesar del éxito de sus dibujos, quienes lo conocen afirman que Quino siempre fue muy introvertido. (DANIEL GARCIA/AFP via Getty Images)
Argentine cartoonist Joaquin Salvador Lavado, also known as "Quino" and creator of comic strip character, Mafalda celebrates on the stage after receiving the Prince of Asturias 2014 Award for Communication and Humanities from Spain's King Felipe during the Prince of Asturias awards ceremony in Oviedo, on October 24, 2014. AFP PHOTO/ MIGUEL RIOPA (Photo by Miguel RIOPA / AFP) (Photo by MIGUEL RIOPA/AFP via Getty Images)
Cartoonist Joaquín Salvador Lavado known as Quino(R) blows the candle next to Mafalda the mythical rebellious and incisive girl created by him in Buenos Aires on September 29, 2014, during Mafalda 50 anniversary since its first publication. AFP PHOTO / DANIEL GARCIA (Photo credit should read DANIEL GARCIA/AFP via Getty Images)
Famous Argentine caricaturist Joaquin Salvador Lavado (Quino), poses during a press conference in Mexico City, on November 26, 2008. Quino is in Mexico to launch an unpublished book of his famous series "Mafalda". AFP PHOTO/Ronaldo SCHEMIDT (Photo credit should read Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP via Getty Images)
(FILE) Argentine cartoonist Joaquin Salvador Lavado (R), also known as "Quino", creator of comic strip character Mafalda, poses alongside her sculpture made by Argentine sculptor Pablo Irrgang in Buenos Aires, on August 30, 2009. The sculpture was placed in front of the house where Quino created the character in the sixties. Quino, "father" of Mafalda celebrates on July 17, 2012 his 80th anniversary in Mendoza, Argentina, his native city. AFP PHOTO/Alejandro Pagni (Photo credit should read ALEJANDRO PAGNI/AFP/GettyImages)
Argentine cartoonist Joaquin Lavado, known by his pen name Quino (C), creator of the famous cartoon strip Mafalda -translated to 15 languages- is applauded during a tribute ceremony for his 80th birthday held at the Argentine Congress in Buenos Aires on August 30, 2012. The cartoonist gained international recognition in 1969 with the European publication of "Mafalda, la contestataria" (Mafalda, the rebel") with a prologue by Italian writer Umberto Eco. AFP PHOTO / DANIEL GARCIA (Photo by DANIEL GARCIA / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL GARCIA/AFP via Getty Images)

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