La familia Cebolleta
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| La familia Cebolleta | |
|---|---|
| Created by | Editorial Bruguera |
| Original language | Spanish |
| Genre | |
| Publication date | 1951 |
La familia Cebolleta (The Scalion Family) is a Spanish
Bruguera publishing house.[2]
Plot
The series features the comical misadventures formed by:
- Don Rosendo, the father, bald, with a mustache and bow tie, he is always in some kind of trouble
- Doña Laura, the mother and housewife
- Diógenes, the son, a naughty little child who was bald in the first strips but became blonde later
- Pocholita (or Lolita), the daughter, a very attractive young girl who appeared very rarely
- Jeremías, a somewhat cynical parrot who is always smoking a cigar
- The grandfather Cebolleta, with his huge white beard and his endless verbiage ("I was once fighting along the Sepoys when blah, blah, blah…"), he became one of the most remembered of the characters of Bruguera. Obsessed with telling improbable war anecdotes, he has passed on to the colloquial language through the idiom: "Telling more stories than Cebolleta Granpa".[1]
Vázquez also drew two other strips about families ("La Familia Gambérrez" and "La Familia Churumbel") but the Cebolleta family became the most famous one.[1]
In other media
In the film The Great Vazquez the characters of Jeremías the Parrot and Grandfather Cebolleta appear in a scene (animated by Phillip Vallentin for the company Espresso Animation).[3]
References
- ^ a b c Martínez (2004), pages 34–36
- ^ "Manuel Vázquez - Lambiek Comiclopedia".
- ^ "El Gran Vázquez (The Great Vázquez)". Espresso Animation. Retrieved January 1, 2011.
Bibliography
- GUIRAL, Antoni (2010). By Vázquez: 80 años del nacimiento de un mito. Barcelona: ISBN 978-84-666-4420-4
- MARTÍNEZ PEÑARANDA, Enrique (2004). Vázquez (El dibujante y su leyenda). Madrid: Ediciones Sinsentido, Colección Sin Palabras, Serie A nª 04. ISBN 84-95634-49-X. Legal deposit: M-39015-2004.