Mafaldini is a fictional character created by Argentine cartoonist Quino. She is a young girl known for her sharp wit and critical view of the world around her. Mafaldini often questions societal norms and political issues, reflecting the thoughts and concerns of children and adults alike. The character first appeared in the comic strip titled "Mafalda" in 1964. Over the years, Mafaldini has become an iconic figure in Latin American culture, symbolizing the innocence of childhood while also addressing serious topics such as social justice and human rights. Her adventures often include her friends, who each represent different perspectives on life.