The Indian Patoruzú, created by Dante Quinterno in 1928, is one of the most important and influential of the comic argentina. Born as secondary in two cartoons short life, the chieftain Patoruzú-the last of the Tehuelche, which the Spanish conquistadors had seen in his time as giants with prodigious force in a short time-earned his own comic strip, which would give rise the eponymous magazine, one of the major milestones of humor figure in Argentina. Quinterno drew original stories intermittently for almost forty years, and reprints were numerous. Since the 40s and 50s became one of the icons of popular culture argentina. The identity of Patoruzú suffered several tweaks during the early years. It started as a humble character, taciturn and ignorant, headed by a guardian of Buenos Aires more education; comics initials used this contrast to highlight the parallel difference in attitudes between malicious guardian, which would eventually lead to lasting another character, Isidoro Canyons, and the kind and naive Indian. Without losing the moral schematic contrast, Quinterno retouch later history, transforming Patoruzú a powerful but benevolent estanciero. Their generosity with money and greed of evil would be more often the focus of the dynamics of the stories. Since the beginning had a prodigious force, which would be supplemented in the course of its evolution with other senses and abilities sobrehumano, especially the fierceness and smell. [1] The naive representation of the status of Indian, his extreme nationalism and racism patent expressing scarce foreign characters have raised criticisms of the cartoon, has also criticized the simplicity of its plot, and the use of force and stereotyped money as a solution to problems. Therefore, it has sometimes seen next to the ideals of military governments since 1930-strips that ambiguously praised the coup of General José Félix Uriburu against the constitutional government of Hipolito Yrigoyen-up decade of the'70-when Process of National Reorganization take it as a pet homeland. In recent years, however, has been reviewed favourably influence on the national story, and the elegant simplicity of its design. ***** Le Patoruzú Indien, créé par Dante Quinterno en 1928, est une des plus importantes et influentes de la bande dessinée argentine. Né comme secondaire dans deux dessins animés de courte vie, le chef-Patoruzú la dernière des tehuelche, qui les conquistadors espagnols avaient vu en son temps avec des géants comme la force prodigieuse en un court laps de temps gagné sa propre bande dessinée, ce qui donnerait lieu la revue éponyme, un des principaux jalons de l'humour chiffre en Argentine. Quinterno a des histoires originales par intermittence pendant près de quarante ans, et les réimpressions ont été nombreux. Depuis les années 40 et 50 ans est devenu une des icônes de la culture populaire argentine. L'identité de Patoruzú subi plusieurs réglages pendant les premières années. Il a commencé comme un humble personnage, taciturne et ignorants, dirigé par un tuteur de Buenos Aires, plus d'éducation; BD initiales ce contraste utilisés pour mettre en évidence la différence de parallèle entre les attitudes malveillantes tuteur, qui devait déboucher sur un autre caractère durable, Isidoro Canyons, et le type indien et naïf. Sans perdre le moral schéma revanche, Quinterno retouche plus tard l'histoire, en transformant un Patoruzú puissant mais bienveillant estanciero. Leur générosité avec de l'argent et l'avidité du mal serait plus souvent l'objet de la dynamique des histoires. Depuis le début a une force prodigieuse, qui sera complétée au cours de son évolution avec d'autres sens et les capacités sobrehumano, en particulier la férocité et l'odorat. [1] La représentation naïve de la situation des Indiens, son extrême nationalisme et le racisme brevet exprimant rares caractères étrangers ont soulevé des critiques du dessin animé, a également critiqué la simplicité de son intrigue, et l'utilisation de la force et stéréotypées argent comme une solution aux problèmes. Par conséquent, il a parfois vu prochaine aux idéaux de gouvernements militaires depuis 1930-bandes ambiguë que fait l'éloge du coup d'État du général José Félix Uriburu contre le gouvernement constitutionnel de Hipolito Yrigoyen-up de la décennie, quand the'70 Processus de réorganisation nationale considérer comme un animal patrie. Ces dernières années, cependant, a été passé en revue une influence favorable sur le histoire nationale, et l'élégante simplicité de sa conception.

That is cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fantástico meu amigo,narrativa e captura brilhantes, aplausos (5)

He's a Native South American. We don't know much about Argentine versions here. The characterization implemented a national pride that may have seemed rootless otherwise.

He looks really funny.

Well, being a good part Native American myself, I don't take offense at this sort of thing. Seems fair enough since I poke fun at everyone else. :-) Good photo and the documentation is worth hanging on to. You never know what tomorrow will bring...

Fun character and story. Some people should just never look at art. For them it's like eating the apple in the Garden of Eden. They are cast out of the paradise of the garden. I'm glad I can see this with fresh eyes and just enjoy him. Your choice of the castle and the bus behind him sets him well in his surroundings.

If I had a face like that it'd make my toes curl rofl, nice shot Roby :)

muy gracioso y captura fina

oto bello comic amigo

Heap wonderful capture of Big Chief Rain-In-The-Face, Roby! You marry my daughter or get scalped, pale face! What's with the two big toes and flip-flops? Outgrew his moccasins?

hhahah so much fun you had takeing these shots . cool

Very funny!

wonderful shots of these statues Roby !

MUY TIERNA CAPTURA AMIGO :)

great shot ...roby

Los Roby esta serie es tanta diversión y mis sobrinas lo aman tanto como hago. Gran foto mi amigo y gracias por todos los detalles contra este carácter.

Fantastic shot! Thanks for interesting informations!!! :)

Very cool!

Brilliant object, excellent photo, fascinating narrative.

Muy diver Roby Un fuerte abrazo..

A wonderful capture, dearest Roby. Great work. I am thinking of you. Hugs and love for all day. your Diana. xx

Este es uno de los personajes que acompañaron mi niñez y ayudaron a que ella fuera muy feliz, seguramente que a vos también te a pasado.....!!! Excelente fotografía Roby......!!!!

so funny...excellent capture!!!

Excellent and funny shot!

Fun photo & very interesting information!

really funny :)))

now THIS is CUTE!

Mister "X" is very nice! Good photo!

Nice serie about cartoons character. Colorful character !