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$SAPO88
EL SAPO PEPE — THE FORGOTTEN PEPE OF 1988 Long before internet meme culture, there was another green Pepe. In Argentina in 1988, children's entertainer Analía M. García — “Candela” — created El Sapo Pepe for her children's television world. García has explained that her own children loved the toads around their garden, inspiring her to turn an animal traditionally portrayed as ugly or associated with witches into a character children could love. � Todo Noticias +1 Pepe appeared on ATC's Súper Súper, and García's song about him spread through Argentine kindergartens and children's entertainment. � Todo Noticias +1 Then the story gets stranger. The Pepe many people later recognized visually wasn't necessarily the same design as 1988 Pepe. Reporting from La Nación says the green creature appearing with García in 1988 looked quite different from the later character. In 2005, producer Sergio Strauch hired a designer to create another Pepe image and registered branding around it. A major intellectual-property dispute followed years later. � LA NACION +1 Pepe's universe eventually expanded into Sapolandia, with Las Pepas, Bicho Coco, Rata Alicia, Gusano Gus, Hormiga Catalina and El Cartero appearing in later productions. � La hora de salta $SAPO88 isn't about pretending history started yesterday. It's about rediscovering a strange piece of Pepe history that started in Argentina in 1988.