Published on March 31, 2026
Gastón Duprat (1969, Bahía Blanca) and Mariano Cohn (1975, Villa Ballester) are hard to define. Instead of categorizing them, it’s better to list what they do. They began their careers in the television landscape of the 1990s with a format that revolutionized Argentine broadcasting. With a unique blend of humor and sharp social commentary, their work has spanned across various platforms including film, television, and theater.
Both creators are known for their iconoclastic approach. “We are iconoclasts. We do not respect leaders, teachers, authorities, conventions, or anything,” Duprat stated in a recent interview, encapsulating their philosophy. This rebellious spirit is evident in their projects, which often challenge societal norms and provoke thought.
Cohn and Duprat’s collaborations have led to celebrated shows and films that blend satire with a critical examination of contemporary issues. Their ability to tackle serious subjects with a comedic lens has garnered them a diverse audience and numerous accolades, yet they remain fiercely independent, navigating the complexities of the entertainment industry on their own terms.
Their latest project continues in this vein, pushing boundaries and encouraging viewers to question accepted narratives. “We want to create works that force people to think, to analyze, and to laugh at things that are often taken too seriously,” Cohn added.
As they gear up for their next release, the duo remains committed to creating art that is unfiltered and unapologetic. Their distinctive voice and unwavering dedication to their craft ensure that they will continue to leave a lasting impact on the cultural landscape of Argentina and beyond.
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