Frittata is a dish originating from Italy that has conquered many kitchens around the world, especially in Latin America, where it is recognized for its simplicity and versatility. Traditionally, frittata is a preparation similar to the Spanish omelet but with slower cooking and an abundance of ingredients. In Latin American countries, such as Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia, this dish is also simply known as "tortilla" or "egg tortilla," adapting with different local vegetables and cheeses. The inclusion of yellow squash adds a sweet touch and a special texture, making this version a delight for those looking for a nutritious and easy-to-prepare recipe.