Periquita #326
In this 1980 issue of Periquita, the comic delivers its signature blend of whimsy and quiet rebellion—Periquita serves spaghetti with scissors instead of knives, a small act of defiance with a dash of humor. Meanwhile, Tito proudly displays Periquita’s dress at a party where she’s not allowed to attend, hinting at a story where identity and exclusion play out in unexpected ways. The lettering, handled through composición tipográfica, adds a distinctive visual rhythm to the tale.
In this playful two-page story from Periquita #326 (1980), Periquita and Tito explore the quirks of various dog breeds, sparking a lighthearted conversation that leads Periquita to invite all her friends to spend the summer at Tía Dorita’s house. With cheerful energy and simple charm, the tale captures a slice of childhood imagination, all set in the familiar world of the series.
In this playful two-page tale from Periquita #326, Jo swaps out knives for scissors when serving spaghetti, leading to a comical kitchen mishap. Meanwhile, Tito proudly displays Periquita’s dress at a party where she’s not invited, sparking a lighthearted moment of sibling mischief.
When Jo stays with Mr. and Mrs. Ramos, her usual antics stir up chaos—until she unexpectedly helps Mr. Ramos win a horse race, turning her mischief into a moment of genuine kindness. A lighthearted tale of mischievous charm and quiet redemption, drawn with playful energy and crisp, expressive art.
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