Mafalda is an Argentine comic strip created and illustrated by the cartoonist Quino. The narrative centers on a six-year-old girl who represents the progressive youth and middle class of Argentina, characterized by her innocent yet serious attitude toward global issues such as world peace and humanity.
The comic strip ran from 1964 to 1973 and achieved widespread popularity across Latin America, Europe, Quebec, and Asia. Due to its success, the character has been featured in various books and two animated cartoon series. The work is frequently recognized as a masterpiece of satire.