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- ↑ La Familia Trapisonda, Un Grupito Que Es La Monda in Corra, jefe, corra
- ↑ Guiral, Antoni. (10/2009). El universo de Ibáñez: De 13, Rue del Percebe a Rompetechos. Barcelona: Ediciones B. ISBN 978-84-666-4107-4.(2009), page 24.
- ↑ Interview with Ibáñez