[5] In his role as an illustrator of children's books, he breathes a dose of naivety, fused with light-hearted humor and intelligent satire.
Muñoz Bach himself expressed: "Illustrating a children's notebook represents an artistic liberation that demands an overflow of ideas from me; He invites me to equate myself with the boy's fantasy".
However, he produced oil works, in ink and acrylic that, as in its posters, prioritize the figurative with high doses of fantasy and lyricism.
With scripts by Félix Guerra, Bachs made several comic series for Editorial Pablo de la Torriente in the 1980s, most notably El Cuento, a collection of ironic fables.
[8] His foundational and majestic work was recorded in the documentary memory of the film El cine y yo, by Cuban director Mayra Vilasís.