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- João Zero (born August 7, 1950, in São Paulo) is a Brazilian cartoonist and illustrator journalist. He was the son of an old family newsstand owner from Italy. Zero Was born in São Paulo, in the area called "Bixiga" Bela Vista, on August 7, 1950. His paternal grandfather was Italian Polignano a Mare and his maternal grandfather was Japanese from Hiroshima. He started drawing in a serious way in a newspaper called "Movimento" in the 1970s, together with the twin brothers Chico and Paulo Caruso, Angeli, Bruno Liberati, Jayme Leao, Alcy, Laerte, Jota, Maringoni, Geandre and Luis Ge. These people used to sit by a big wooden table in one of the writing offices of the newspaper to wait for the texts to be illustrated. Censorship was widespread in Brazil when Zero started. In order to publish a newspaper's complete edition, it was necessary to have two editions because the censorship, used to cut a lot of articles and pictures, which was almost equivalent to half of the edition. This forced the editor to use the material remains for the final edition. The censorship cut the equivalent to a one newspaper and with the rest was made the other. (en)
- João Zero (São Paulo, Bixiga, 7 de agosto de 1950) é um cartunista brasileiro. É contemporâneo dos irmãos Chico e Paulo Caruso, Angeli, Laerte e Bruno Liberati, entre outros. Todos se reuniam para ilustrar o Jornal Movimento, editado por Raimundo Rodrigues Pereira, durante a ditadura militar. Neste período escrevia-se duas edições completas para que, após a censura efetuar os cortes, sobrasse ao menos uma edição para ser impressa. Zero teve seus cartuns publicados também na revista IstoÉ, Jornal Versus, Jornal da República, Ovelha Negra e Folha de S.Paulo. Actualmente mantém uma home-page de humor além de ilustrar diversos livros com diferentes temas. Adepto da técnica pena e tinta nanquim, usa o computador apenas para colorir seus trabalhos. (pt)
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- João Zero (born August 7, 1950, in São Paulo) is a Brazilian cartoonist and illustrator journalist. He was the son of an old family newsstand owner from Italy. Zero Was born in São Paulo, in the area called "Bixiga" Bela Vista, on August 7, 1950. His paternal grandfather was Italian Polignano a Mare and his maternal grandfather was Japanese from Hiroshima. He started drawing in a serious way in a newspaper called "Movimento" in the 1970s, together with the twin brothers Chico and Paulo Caruso, Angeli, Bruno Liberati, Jayme Leao, Alcy, Laerte, Jota, Maringoni, Geandre and Luis Ge. These people used to sit by a big wooden table in one of the writing offices of the newspaper to wait for the texts to be illustrated. (en)
- João Zero (São Paulo, Bixiga, 7 de agosto de 1950) é um cartunista brasileiro. É contemporâneo dos irmãos Chico e Paulo Caruso, Angeli, Laerte e Bruno Liberati, entre outros. Todos se reuniam para ilustrar o Jornal Movimento, editado por Raimundo Rodrigues Pereira, durante a ditadura militar. Neste período escrevia-se duas edições completas para que, após a censura efetuar os cortes, sobrasse ao menos uma edição para ser impressa. Adepto da técnica pena e tinta nanquim, usa o computador apenas para colorir seus trabalhos. (pt)
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