Cartoonist. He was creator of "Anteojito" magazine, where besides containing school supplies, he included his famous cartoons. He founded "Producciones García Ferré" where created the celebrated cartoon characters "Pi-Pio," "Anteojito," "Antifaz," "Hijitus," "Larguirucho," "El Profesor Neurus," "Oaky," "La bruja Cachavacha," "Petete," "Calculín," and many others that were included in several of his animated feature films: "Trapito," "Mil intentos y un Invento," "Ico: el caballito valiente," "Pantriste: Corazón," "Las alegrías de Pantriste," and "Manuelita." In 1967 he premiered in Argentine television the cartoon series "Hijitus" which aired until 1974 and was the first cartoon series inArgentina and a great success in Latin America. Throughout his career he received several national and international awards. In 2003 he was appointed Illustrious Citizen of Buenos Aires City.
Cartoonist. He was creator of "Anteojito" magazine, where besides containing school supplies, he included his famous cartoons. He founded "Producciones García Ferré" where created the celebrated cartoon characters "Pi-Pio," "Anteojito," "Antifaz," "Hijitus," "Larguirucho," "El Profesor Neurus," "Oaky," "La bruja Cachavacha," "Petete," "Calculín," and many others that were included in several of his animated feature films: "Trapito," "Mil intentos y un Invento," "Ico: el caballito valiente," "Pantriste: Corazón," "Las alegrías de Pantriste," and "Manuelita." In 1967 he premiered in Argentine television the cartoon series "Hijitus" which aired until 1974 and was the first cartoon series inArgentina and a great success in Latin America. Throughout his career he received several national and international awards. In 2003 he was appointed Illustrious Citizen of Buenos Aires City.
Bio by: Errete
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