Mamita
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Mamita may refer to:
Arts[edit]
- Mamitas, 2011 film with E.J. Bonilla
- "Mamita", tango sung by Carlos Gardel lyrics by Francisco Bohigas and words by Ángel Félix Danesi, 1929
- "Mamita" (song), a 2017 song by CNCO
Festival[edit]
- Mamita (dance), dance of Tripura at the Mamita festival
- Mamita Festival, the harvest festival of the Tripuri people
People[edit]
- Walter Calderón (born 1977), Ecuadorian football player
- Mamita Fox (born 1943), Curaçao-born writer
- The Hot & Spicy Mamitas, LA comedy group
Fictional[edit]
- Mamita, played by Pilita Corrales, in Lagot Ka, Isusumbong Kita
- Mamita in Gigi (musical)
- Mamita, character in web series Common Sense Mamita Lydia Nicole
- Mamita Yunai, 1940 novel by Carlos Luis Fallas
Other[edit]
- Mamita (originally from marmita) in Berber cuisine, pan full with different kinds of vegetables, meat and spices
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