the “Bomba” and Officer Gordillo as protagonists

the “Bomba” and Officer Gordillo as protagonists
the “Bomba” and Officer Gordillo as protagonists

Artificial Intelligence did it once again and revolutionized Tik Tok.

The magic of Disney is capable of transforming any setting into the most beautiful and adorable landscape. That is why the Tik Tok video that shows what some Tucumán characters would look like if Pixar made a movie in this province went viral with such success.

Omar Noblega, Gladys the “Bomb” Tucumana, Juan Manzur and Miguel Martin such as “Officer Gordillo” are just some of the figures that the short shows along with the beautiful landscapes of Tucumán. “Achilataland” takes its name from the pink frozen dessert that accompanies local siestas.

Juan Manzur as a Pixar character

What the magic of Disney would look like in Tucumán

Just as Pixar did with the Colombian landscapes for the film “Encanto” or with the Mexican characters and festivities for “Coco”, Tik Tok’s Artificial Intelligence turned the Garden of the Republic into an adorable animation that adopted the typical characteristics of the characters from Pixar.

Omar Nóblega caricatured by AI

In the video presentation, a landscape with a view of the city opens the “trailer” of “Achilataland”. Immediately, an animated Omar Nóblega says good morning to his audience, just as he does on his program every morning.

The famous whistleblower from Plaza Independencia

They couldn’t miss Gladys, with “La Pollera Amarilla”; nor Miguel Martín with his distinctive accent. Attention is drawn to a character who became popular more than a decade ago on provincial television with a social complaint from Plaza Independencia, the author of the famous phrase: “Hey, u**! What the f**k are you looking at, ca* **?”

 
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