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Patufet (Catalan pronunciation: [
pətuˈfɛt], also
known as
Garbancito in Spanish) is the main
character of one of the most
famous folktales of Catalan...
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Christmas log or tió, as well as the
fictional characters Patufet,
first drawn on the En
Patufet magazine by
Antoni Muntanyola [ca], and "The Catalan" drawn...
- En
Patufet was an
illustrated children's magazine,
written in Catalan,
published in
Barcelona (Spain),
between 1904 and 1938. Later,
between 1968 and...
- He came
across a
sculpture of the Ox of
Patufet and was
inspired by the word
Patufet. From the
Catalan Patufet he
derived the non-existent word Pitufo...
- Tom
Thumb Molly Whuppie Momotarō
Hansel and
Gretel Buttercup The Flea
Patufet Ivasyk-Telesyk Issun-bōshi Opie, Iona and Peter. The
classic Fairy Tales...
- Липунюшка (Lipunyushka or No-Bigger-Than-A-Finger) (Russia), Palčić (Serbia),
Patufet (Catalonia), The Hazel-nut
Child (Bukovina),
Klein Duimpje and Pinkeltje...
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magazine En
Patufet. The main
writer and the
administrator of the
magazine was
Cardenal Casañas. It was
edited by the same
editing company as En
Patufet, the...
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worked in many publications,
including ¡Cu-Cut!, Papitu,
Picarol and En
Patufet.
After not
being able to p**** the
tests in
order to join the
Spanish Army...
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Junceda presented it as a
traditional "Easter cake" by
means of
cartoons in
Patufet.
Joaquim Garcia made a joke
about the
difficulty of
setting the damask...
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Flute Chapter 67: The
Little Mouse who
Swept the
Little House Chapter 68:
Patufet Chapter 69: The
Drummer from Bruc
Chapter 70: Gaudi's
Studio Chapter 71:...
