Pirritx eta Porrotx

Published December 09, 2024 Updated December 09, 2024

Happy Families card game from the Spanish Basque Country.

2005 Basque CountrySpainElkarCard GamesHappy Families

‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ familien karta-jokoa: they love each other, they form familiesSee the rules

Alfonsiño is a boy who is in foster care. His parents cannot take care of him, which is why another family has taken him in for a certain period of time. Now he has two fathers and two mothers, and they all love him. His mother is in hospital, and he goes to visit her with his foster parents. Pirritx and Porrotx bring him letters from his sailor father. That is why the letter is the family mascot (komodina).

‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Happy Families card game from the Basque Country, 2005 ‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Happy Families card game from the Basque Country, 2005 ‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Happy Families card game from the Basque Country, 2005 ‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Happy Families card game from the Basque Country, 2005 ‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Happy Families card game from the Basque Country, 2005
‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Happy Families card game from the Basque Country, 2005

Above: cards from ‘Pirritx eta Porrotx’ Basque Country Happy Families card game published by Elkar, 2005. 36 cards + rules. Each family includes a mascot card or joker (komodina) and these may also be collected to form a ‘family’.

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