Quino was the most celebrated Argentinian comic artist of all time, most famous for his subversive signature series 'Mafalda' (1964-1973). It features a feisty little girl who constantly questions society. Mafalda worries about the state of the world, the government, the educational system and other controversial issues. Her tough questions and snarky remarks often leave adults speechless. Even today, the comics have maintained their relevance and remain bestsellers in reprints. Beloved with general audiences and praised by intellectuals, 'Mafalda' won several awards. In 2014, she even became the first comic character (and fictional character in general) to receive the Légion d'Honneur. As arguably the most recognizable Latin American comic series in the world, Mafalda has become an Argentinian icon. Apart from 'Mafalda', Quino has drawn countless other political-social comics and cartoons throughout his career. He remains one of the most celebrated satirists of the Spanish-language world.