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Carmelo Filardi

Carmelo Filardi (1900–1989) was a Puerto Rican artist of Italian ancestry. He was a cartoonist who had his work published in Puerto Rico's El Mundo newspaper starting in 1927. He was from Yauco, Puerto Rico and his parents were born in Italy.

Carmelo Filardi

Carmelo Filardi de Cantisani in his office

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Name
Carmelo Filardi
Birth Name
Carmelo Filardi Cantisani
Born
November 25, 1900
Birthplace
Yauco, Puerto Rico
Died
December 7, 1989
Place of death
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
Known for
cartoons published in El Mundo newspaper
Occupation
Cartoonist

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Carmelo Filardi (1900–1989) was a Puerto Rican artist of Italian ancestry. He was a cartoonist who had his work published in Puerto Rico's El Mundo newspaper starting in 1927. He was from Yauco, Puerto Rico and his parents were born in Italy.

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Carmelo Filardi worked as a cartoonist. Carmelo Filardi was born in 1900 at Yauco. Carmelo Filardi died in 1989.

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