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María Camila Fonseca, creadora de contenido conocida en redes sociales como “Macafolla” creó a Micky Ávila, una periodista de ultraderecha que “informa a su manera” para poner en evidencia discursos conservadores, clasistas, machistas y homofóbicos.

¿Qué tan diferente es Maca de Micky Ávila? ¿Se puede hacer humor feminista? ¿Cómo lo absurdo se vuelve pedagogía? En conversación con Las Igualadas respondió a estas preguntas y más. Mira la entrevista completa en nuestro canal de YouTube. Encuentras el link en nuestra bio.

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00:00Yes, Ses Maca is a part of me that's on social media; I create content on TikTok, on Instagram,
00:10I'm venturing into YouTube to monetize and stop depending on brands.
00:15I really like humor, comedy, and satire; I think it's a way to get through sadness and...
00:24drama
00:24In a more manageable way, yes, I consider myself a feminist; I also believe that, on the one hand, the coherence of everything...
00:32what I do
00:33and all my convictions, like those that make me believe that we have rights that we must defend,
00:40Not only as women, but as a society, I think Miki is like my absolute antithesis.
00:48I mean, it's like when I appropriate the character of Miki, it's like everything I think that
00:54It's wrong in society
00:55and in speeches and convictions.
00:58And then, when I started to get all this moving, Alejandro Riaño, who is Juan Piz, called me.
01:03And he told me, "Well, I'm going to do a live broadcast of the elections and I want you to be my correspondent in..."
01:09street.
01:11And I'm like, what? I mean, well, for me he's always been a source of admiration and I like him
01:16He does a lot.
01:17And I said to him, one, let's do it.
01:19And she told me, well, you basically have to be a far-right journalist, Mommy, get a grip.
01:26Do what you want, take it.
01:28He told me, he recommended it to me, he said, well look, we also recommend that you take inspiration from journalistic figures
01:34Like Vicky Ávila, she's a great reference, but for me in the end she just becomes an archetype
01:39of many female journalists and many personalities who embody that.
01:44It's a character I'm developing, one I like, but that people have received a lot
01:50And that he has loved a lot and that people want to continue, they want him to continue with that character
01:55because they feel that a part of the representation of women in comedy is also being democratized.
02:00I don't know why there was this widespread idea that women aren't funny.
02:04Of course we're funny, and very funny.
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