Nydia Lamarque was an Argentine poet known for her contributions to literature and activism. Born in 1906, Lamarque not only distinguished herself through her literary works but also established her presence in the spheres of law and social movements.

As a lawyer, she championed various causes and utilized her platform to advocate for social justice. Her involvement in the socialism and feminism movements underscored her commitment to championing the rights of the marginalized and promoting gender equality.

Apart from her activism, Lamarque was also a translator, bridging language barriers and bringing literary pieces to a broader audience. Although she passed away in 1982, her legacy continues to inspire future generations.