On his Instagram account @ferdeluca, the digital creator shared a video made with AI in which different Argentine political figures appear transformed into cartoonish characters within a supposed costume party. The tone is explicitly provocative and relies on well-known references to public debate, with a strong load of irony and black humor.
Cristina Kirchner appears characterized as a prisoner, wearing a black and white striped suit, in a direct reference to her judicial cases. Javier Milei, meanwhile, is represented as a lion, the symbol that the President himself adopted as a political and personal emblem since his emergence onto the public scene.
Sergio Massa is shown as a Duracell battery, alluding to old accusations and rumors about consumption, while Alberto Fernández appears dressed as a boxer, an image that refers to the complaints of gender violence that marked the final stretch of his government. Patricia Bullrich is portrayed as Rambo, a parody of her tough profile and her firm-handed speech on security matters.
Mauricio Macri, for his part, is represented as an aristocrat, reinforcing the elite image that his detractors usually attribute to him. Juan Grabois appears with beer, hot dog and soda, in a caricature of his messy and confrontational style. Nicolás del Caño is directly a cannabis cigarette, alluding to its historical emphasis on the legalization of marijuana.
The parade continues with Horacio Rodríguez Larreta characterized as an alien, Axel Kicillof as a child with a lollipop—a recurring mockery of his style and tone—and Daniel Scioli as a war soldier with an amputated arm, in reference to his nautical accident.
The video generated immediate impact due to the level of exposure and the crudeness of some representations, in a context where artificial intelligence is beginning to occupy an increasingly visible place in political satire. This is not the first time that Fer de Luca has appealed to this format: the creator had already published other videos with AI starring public figures, consolidating his own style that combines technology, current events and direct provocation.
