When a character and his world reach the heart of the audience, he immediately becomes popular. If, moreover, it continues to happen generation after generation, it is converted into a classic. This was the case with “Condorito” (Little Condor in Spanish), a Chilean comic book and comic strip created by René Ríos Boettiger “Pepo” in 1949.
After several years of sustained success, the story started to be published and distributed in Argentina, Brazil and Chile with sales records, to later be expanded to other countries such as Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, United States and even Japan.
Since its creation, it is a phenomenon that has not stopped growing: the comic book in fortnightly edition, special and luxury, passing through millions of views on its social networks, licensed products of enormous consumption and even the animated film, “Condorito” remains synonymous of success.
In Colombia, for example, it is the most widely read press magazine. In Chile it is the real or fictional character with the greatest spontaneous memory. And its networks add up to hundreds of thousands of followers from across the region.
For its part, Vibra Gaming is a game and platform development company made up of professionals with more than a decade of experience in the industry. The company focuses mainly on the Latin American market and, this year, they have already launched a series of titles with international quality standards.
Among them there is quality original content, as well as licenses for famous characters: Popeye The Sailor or The Phantom. Along this line, Vibra Gaming travels on a new adventure to take Condorito to the world of slots and video bingo, and in this way to be able to offer players from all over Latin America this character so loved by everyone.
For the purposes of Q2 2021, it is possible to imagine that this new game will faithfully represent the world created around the mischievous Condorito, including the presence of his eternal passionate Yayita, his rival ‘Pepe Cortisona’ and his great friends ‘Ovo Cozido’ and ‘Garganta de Lata’.
Source: GMB
