Malaimagen
Malaimagen (born Guillermo Nicolás Galindo Kuscevic, 1 May 1981, Santiago de Chile) is a Chilean cartoonist. He studied Graphic Design at Metropolitan University of Technology (UTEM).
Also recorded as Guillermo Galindo
Malaimagen

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- Name
- Malaimagen
- Born
- 1 May 1981
- Birth Name
- Guillermo Nicolás Galindo Kuscevic
- Birthplace
- Santiago, Chile
- Occupation
- * Illustrator
- Nationality
- Chile.
- Fields
- political satire and comedy.
- Education
- Metropolitan University of Technology.
- Languages
- Spanish.
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Malaimagen (born Guillermo Nicolás Galindo Kuscevic, 1 May 1981, Santiago de Chile) is a Chilean cartoonist. He studied Graphic Design at Metropolitan University of Technology (UTEM).
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Key facts
• Name — Malaimagen • Born — 1 May 1981 • Birth Name — Guillermo Nicolás Galindo Kuscevic • Birthplace — Santiago, Chile • Occupation — * Illustrator • cartoonist • musician • Genre — Comedy • Website — http: malaimagen.com
Career`
Career`
In 2007, Kuscevic created a blog to publish his cartoons, then adopted the nickname Malaimagen (Bad Image). In 2008, Malaimagen began to work as an artist for the magazine Cañamo. He worked there until 2012. In 2011, he began to make cartoon parodies of the political program Tolerancia Cero, which were published in the Chilean magazine The Clinic. These comics became popular across social networks. In 2014, Malaimagen created an animated video for a song by the singer Anita Tijoux and an exposition together with the draftsman Guillo, one of the most important proponents of graphic humour in Chile.
Works
Works
• La cuenta por favor (2009) • Abajo las manos (2010) • Voy saliendo (2011) • Pase usted (2012) • 5 segundos (2012) • Sin tolerancia (2013) • Pan y circo (2014) • Boleta o Factura (2016) • Malditos humanos (2016)
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1981
Malaimagen born at Santiago.
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q21003372: Malaimagen
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- “Malaimagen”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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- Gemeinsame Normdatei 1160569444, Malaimagen.
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Gemeinsame Normdatei 1160569444, Malaimagen.Deutsche Nationalbibliothek
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He also worked under the name Malaimagen. The authorities additionally record the heading Guillermo Galindo. His recorded language was Spanish.
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