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La Familia Burrón
''La Familia Burrón'' is a Mexican cartoon created in 1948 by Gabriel Vargas.
During its more than 60 year publication period, it managed to publish 500 mil copies, making it the longest running publication of the world. The cartoon follows the adventures of a lower-class family in Mexico City with surname ''Burrón'' (presumably a word play on the word burro which means donkey).
The primary characters in the cartoon are as follows:
== La familia Burrón Tacuche ==
The Burrón are a typical lower-class family that lives in a neighborhood in Mexico City. Their house is located in "Callejón del Cuajo" number "chorrocientos chochenta y chocho". The number itself has no meaning in Spanish - it is simply a word play evoking large quantities (chorrocientos is a juxtaposition of "chorro" which means "a lot" and "cientos" which means "hundreds") and a variation of the number 88 (ochenta y ocho). The family members are don Regino Burrón, who owns and operates the barbershop "El Rizo de Oro" (The Golden Curly Hair), Borola Tacuche de Burrón, (wife of Don Regino), Macuca Burrón Tacuche, Regino Burrón Tacuche, (children of Don Regino and Borola), an adopted child named Foforito Cantarranas and the family pet, a dog named Wilson.
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