Fátima Florez personally received the president Javier Milei at the door of the Roxy Theater Mar del Platawhere the president attended his show Universal Fatima as part of your visit to the spa city. Milei arrived accompanied by his sister Karina and other members of his entourage, and was guided by the comedian to the room amid greetings, applause and raised phones.
During the performance, which combines humor, imitations and music, Milei He went on stage with Florez and actively participated in the show, repeating a scene that had already generated an impact in other presentations. The president performed with the artist a rock version of one of the songs from the show, which unleashed a standing ovation from the audience that filled the room.
The most politically charged moment came when, from the stalls, the chant began to be heard. “Cristina anklet”in direct allusion to the judicial situation of former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Florez accompanied the atmosphere of the theater and he chanted the sloganwhile Milei responded with gestures towards her ankle, in tune with the screams and applause of the attendees.
The scene was not isolated, but part of a day in which the president combined a political agenda and public exposure. Before and after her time in theater, Milei participated in activities linked to the Right Festwhere he once again deployed a confrontational speech and reinforced his narrative against Kirchnerism, in a climate of strong identification with his core followers.
Florez, a central figure of the Mar del Plata theater season and known for his closeness to the media and political universe, He came down to receive the president and shared gestures of complicity throughout the night, reinforcing a postcard where the boundary between spectacle and political power was deliberately blurred.
The presidential visit to the theater left a unique image: a head of state turned into the protagonist of a showan artist leading political slogans from the stage and an audience that celebrated the fusion between humor, music and ideological confrontation in the middle of the summer season.


