Maitena Burundarena

Maitena Burundarena (Buenos Aires, May 19, 1962), In Argentina, she worked in Sex Humor, Fierro (magazine), , and .

Mujeres Alteradas In 1993, Para Ti -a leading Argentine women's magazine- approached her to do a weekly humor page. Such was the origin of Mujeres Alteradas ("Women on the Edge"), a comic strip now published widely throughout the world. In 1999, Mujeres Alteradas was 'translated' from Argentine Spanish to European Spanish and started appearing in El País Semanal, the Sunday edition of El País, from Madrid. Mujeres Alteradas has been translated into several languages.

The strips have been collected into five books published by Lumen in Spain and Sudamericana, in Argentina. Mujeres Alteradas has sold 150,000 books just in Argentina.

In June 2003, Maitena began to publish the Sunday strip Curvas peligrosas in La Nación.

Personal life She is of Basque (maitena is Basque for "the most beloved") and Polish ancestry. Her father, , was a Basque-stock conservative academician, the last Minister of Education (Argentina) of the Argentine dictatorship of the 1980s (he was previously chancellor of the National Technological University). Her mother was an architect with Polish ancestry. Maitena lives in Argentina. She has been married twice and has three children.

Published works Women on the Edge 1 Women on the Edge 2 Women on the Edge 3 Women on the Edge 4 Women on the Edge 5 Curvas Peligrosas 1 Curvas Peligrosas 2 Superadas 1 Superadas 2 Superadas 3