The traces of Buenos Aires in the work of René Goscinny, the creator of Asterix and Obelix

René Goscinny, the renowned French comic creator known for works such as 'Astérix y Obélix', 'Lucky Luke', and 'El pequeño Nicolás', spent his early life up to his youth living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. According to reports, this formative period in the South American capital left distinct traces, impressions, and legends that influenced his later artistic output.

Simultaneously, broader literary and journalistic commentary regarding Buenos Aires reflects on the city's multifaceted and evolving nature, capturing the enduring impressions of travelers and observers navigating its changing urban and political landscape from past eras to contemporary times under figures like Milei.