Ziraldo’s death: find out when and where the cartoonist’s funeral wake will be

Ziraldo’s death: find out when and where the cartoonist’s funeral wake will be


The author and designer died at the age of 91 on Saturday afternoon, 6; According to his family, Ziraldo died in his sleep at home in the southern area of ​​Rio


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The cartoonist Ziraldo Alves Pinto died on Saturday afternoon at the age of 6. The information was confirmed by the family members of the stylist and author of works such as ‘O Menino Maluquinho’. Ziraldo’s funeral wake will be held at the Brazilian Press Association (ABI), in Rio de Janeiro, next Sunday, the 7th.

According to the cartoonist’s advice, The funeral wake will be open at the ABI headquarters, located in Rua Araújo Porto Alegre, 70, in the center of Rio, starting from 10 am on Sunday. The burial will take place at 4.30pm in the João Batista cemetery, in Botafogo.

Many personalities have used social media to leave a message of affection and farewell to the cartoonist. Among these, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) recalled the author’s journey and praised his relationship with politics.

According to family members, Ziraldo died in his sleep in his home on Saturday afternoon, in the Lagoa neighborhood, south of Rio. She was in poor health after suffering three strokes between 2018 and 2022.

In 2019, the author had to deny rumors of his own death. “Once Maluquinho Boy, always Maluquinho. Ziraldo firm and strong” reads the message that accompanied the photo of Ziraldo with his son Antonio Pinto.

Menino Maluquinho, Turma do Pererê and more: discover Ziraldo's main works
Menino Maluquinho, Turma do Pererê and more: discover Ziraldo’s main works

Remember the trajectory

Born in Caratinga (MG), where he spent his childhood, Ziraldo has become one of the biggest names in children’s literature in the country. A designer since childhood, he graduated in Law from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (Ufmg) in 1957. In the 1960s he was one of the founders of O Pasquim, a combat vehicle against the military dictatorship in force from 1964 to 1985.

Ziraldo began his career in 1950, in the magazine Era uma vez…, and became responsible for a humorous page in A Folha de Minas, the newspaper where he published his first drawing, at the age of six, in 1939.

In 1960 he also began working for the Jornal do Brasil, a vehicle where he published political arts. Also, around that time, he started writing comics and published the first magazine on Turma do Pererê. The characters Mineirinho, Jeremias, o Bom and Supermãe also appeared during this period.

Five years later, with other comedians, he founded the weekly O Pasquim, with emblematic arts and irreverent characters such as Graúna, Ubaldo and the Fradin. The artists Millôr, Henfil, Jaguar, Tarso de Castro, Sérgio Cabral, Ivan Lessa, Sérgio Augusto and Paulo Francis were part of the publication.

Ziraldo was arrested the day after the AI-5, discharged on 13 December 1968. On that occasion he was detained at home and taken to the Copacabana Fort. In 1969 he published his first children’s book, FLICTS, and a decade later, in 1979, he devoted himself to children’s literature.

It was then, in 1980, that ‘O Menino Maluquinho’ appeared, considered his greatest success and one of the major Brazilian publishing phenomena.

Ziraldo's path: remembering the cartoonist's career, famous people and the political struggle
Ziraldo’s path: remembering the cartoonist’s career, famous people and the political struggle

Source: Terra

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