Pinto

Pinto is a capybara, brother to Capi and Churro, and the calmest of the three. He is thoughtful, enjoys resting, taking naps and unhurried walks, and he is the serene soul of the group. In a catalogue for children, a character like that does a job you do not notice: it gives a child who does not like noise or rough play permission to see themselves somewhere. Not every character has to want to run, and Pinto is the proof of that without anyone having to say it.

What this character shows

• •That resting is also a way of having a good time.
• •Thinking before acting, and taking the time to do it.
• •That there are many ways to belong to a group, and one of them is quiet.