Astisendo Grupo Editorial Ahora Que Aun Me Acuerdo De Todo (o Casi) Comic

Astisendo Grupo Editorial Ahora Que Aun Me Acuerdo De Todo (o Casi) Comic Multicolor . Romeu, the creator of Miguelito, reviews his lifeThrough the pages of his autobiography parade Perich, Vázquez Montalbán, Tierno Galván, Maruja Torres, Chumy Chúmez, Narcís Serra, Juan Luis Cebrián or Jordi Pujol, among other protagonists of the Spanish transition.Romeu is the creator of Miguelito, a character he drew for El País from the newspaper´s birth in 1976 until the end of 2009.He has also collaborated in Fotogramas, Por Favor, Interviú and El Jueves, a magazine of which he was a founding member.His irreverent observer skills have left their mark on more than one generation.On this occasion, Romeu has turned his gaze inwards and in Now that I still remember everything (or almost).He tells us about his life, full of juicy anecdotes from someone who has lived the exciting and problematic years of the transition from the front row (ETA attacks, Franco´s death, the problems of press cartoonists in the final years of Francoism, the frequent denunciations for crimes of opinion).Offering us an authentic fresco of the last decades of Spanish history.Through the pages of Now that I still remember everything (or almost).Parade well-known figures such as Perich, Vázquez Montalbán, Tierno Galván, Chumy Chúmez, former minister Narcís Serra, former director of El País Juan Luis Cebrián, Jordi Pujol.Romeu introduces us to the backstage of the television programs in which he participated both as a scriptwriter and author and shows us the ins and outs of the main satirical magazines of the transition, some of which were short-lived.With Tom and Perich he came to make more than six hundred program scripts, but he assures:We have always let opportunities to get rich pass us by.We have paved the way for others, and then we have sat on the sidewalk to watch them pass by.We have founded magazines, we have set up publishing houses, we have always tried to do things, but they have always gone wrong.And when one was going well, we left.Romeu does not forget his health problems, which have led him to define himself as operating room meat, and he addresses them with the direct and straightforward style that characterizes his work and persona, turning himself into the target of his own jokes and displaying a humor, even black, in which he leaves no puppet with a head and makes no concessions to political correctness. tradeinn Techinn