Mafalda is a popular Argentine comic strip created by cartoonist Quino in 1964. The main character, a young girl named Mafalda, is known for her strong opinions on social issues, politics, and the world around her. The comic often features her interactions with friends and family, highlighting her critical thinking and desire for a better world. The strip gained international acclaim and has been translated into many languages. Mafalda's character embodies the innocence of childhood while addressing serious topics, making her relatable to both children and adults. The comic remains a significant cultural icon in Argentina and beyond.