Carlos Areces, a multifaceted artist known for his work in film, television, and music, discusses his career and personal interests in an interview. He began as a cartoonist but transitioned into acting after leaving art school. Despite no longer drawing comics, they remain his passion, and he collects first editions of classic comics. He reflects on the impact of YouTube on bringing attention to 'La hora chanante,' a comedic sketch show he was involved with, which gained popularity through a dedicated fan who uploaded sketches online. Areces emphasizes his love for physical books and vintage items, expressing a preference for tangible experiences over digital formats.
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