After the surprising success of last year, the creator of La Jenny has returned to Mar del Plata

After the great success of summer 2023, Wali Iturriaga from Corrientes, a true phenomenon on social networks, returned to the city of Mar del Plata to present his new show “Jenny… where’s Juan Carlos?”

The humorous theater show is presented from Wednesday to Monday, at 9.30 pm, at the Neptuno Theater (tickets via Plateanet or at the theater box office).

Wali will introduce himself until Monday 12 February. In total, it will perform 30 unique and exclusive functions.

In this new theatrical adventure, the multifaceted artist brings with him a story of crazy entanglements centered on the rebellion of his beloved Juan Carlos with “The Drug addict” Jenny.

The incredible life story of Wali Iturriaga, the man behind The Jenny

Wali Iturriaga is the Argentine artist who has the most followers on all his social networks, having more than 16 million followers on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube with his original videos. He uploads up to three viral videos a day that tell the life, work and miracles of La Jenny and Juan Carlos, two characters who have become much loved.

Eduardo “Wali” Iturriaga Beltran is undoubtedly a true phenomenon on Argentine social networks and his fame has gone beyond the borders of our country with followers from abroad who are fans of his characters and creative posts.

But before that he was linked to fitness, crossfit and physical education for more than twenty years, owning a gym in the capital of Corrientes. I traveled the world training, I was one of the best at what I did,” he said Clarion last year, when it was a revelation at the Estrella de Mar awards.

Until in 2018, taking advantage of some free time, he began making satirical and grotesque videos that went viral almost by chance “and became an uncontrollable snowball” which counted him among the main influencers in the country.

Of her most popular character, Wali explained: “It hits people right away, especially women, but not because they identify with it, but because they know someone or imitate something Jenny said.”