Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Investigative: Repeatedly presents exclusives and complex cases, e.g. exposing Miraflores data leaks and political self‑dealing in the electoral ad franja, as in “EXCLUSIVO: la gestión de Carlos Canales ha revelado los datos más sensibles de 60 mil miraflorinos”.
- Courageous: Openly confronts powerful figures and institutions—Congress, prosecutors, parties—despite personal legal pressure, as shown when he reports on Patty Chirinos’ Supreme Court defamation action in “insiste en llevar… una querella por difamación en mi contra”.
- Engaging: Uses humor, memes, and playful language (“Renovación Medieval”, “Merino Malcricarmen Los Niños Barnechea…”) to draw audiences into serious topics, e.g. “Merino Malcricarmen Los Niños Barnechea Vitocho Raúl Díez Canseco Walo”.
- Consistent: Maintains a steady output around politics and accountability, with recurring formats like La Encerrona and #CalateoElectoral, seen in multiple thank‑you tweets to candidates such as “gracias al candidato @BelaundeRafael por aceptar la invitación de #CalateoElectoral”.
- Public‑spirited: Frames journalism as service—highlighting threats to institutions, data privacy, and rule of law, and urging support for independent media, e.g. “aporten aquí, a un medio que se negó a la franja”.
Weaknesses:
- Acrid‑tone: Frequently uses contemptuous labels (“Renovación Medieval”, calling people “basuras” in “no prendan cohetes, basuras”), which can alienate some audiences and reduce perceived neutrality.
- Insider‑jargon: Relies on internal nicknames and shorthand (“el Tío Johnny”, “Los Niños”, “Pacto”, “Reinfo”) without context, as in “solo en Madre de Dios hay tres candidatos Reinfo”, which can confuse newer or foreign followers.
- Overloaded‑threads: Many tweets cram several scandals into one short promo (“y más y más y más”), like “una empresa del chifa… Tío Johnny… empresarios chinos invitados… sobrina de Dina…”, risking information overload and shallow understanding.
- Sarcastic‑punch: Sarcasm sometimes overrides explanation, such as mockery in “¿se parte Renovación? el sector más medieval se queda en off side”, which may reinforce echo chambers rather than persuade skeptics.
- Promotion‑heavy: A large share of posts are direct plugs to his programs and lives (YouTube, Patreon, Canal YA), e.g. “porque ustedes son nuestra franja”, which can make the feed feel more promotional than conversational.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This user most closely resembles Lisa Simpson: politically engaged, analytical, and constantly trying to raise the level of public debate. Like Lisa, they dig into structural issues and power networks, for instance exposing influence and corruption in media and politics through threads such as “Faenón en la Franja: partido de Miguel del Castillo le dio 464 mil soles al canal de Miguel del Castillo” and “URGENTE: disolvieron a todos los Equipos Especiales: Lava Jato, Cuellos Blancos, Eficopp... hasta el que investigaba las masacres”. There’s a strong sense of civic duty and defense of institutions, visible when they highlight threats to press freedom, like “alerta del Comité para la Protección de Periodistas” and call out politicians’ conflicts of interest in tweets such as “Williams da entrevistas como candidato EN SU DESPACHO DEL CONGRESO”. The account also shows Lisa-like intellectualism and cultural references, from quoting Isaac Asimov in “«Existe un culto a la ignorancia...»” to nerding out about comics with “qué gran GRAN serie fue Gotham Central”. At the same time, there’s dry, sometimes sarcastic humor in lines like “no prendan cohetes, basuras” and “la teoría de que todos en Internet tienen 12 años más vigente que nunca en estos días”, which fits Lisa’s mix of moral seriousness and exasperated wit in a world that often refuses to listen.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
They present as an Extrovert (E): their feed is highly outward-facing, full of interviews, public appearances, and direct engagement with politicians and audiences, for example inviting people to watch shows like “no se la pierdan” and repeatedly thanking candidates for interviews such as “gracias al candidato @BelaundeRafael por aceptar la invitación de #CalateoElectoral”. Their focus is clearly Intuitive (N), zooming out to systems, geopolitics, and patterns rather than just isolated facts, as in “Perú es clave: los EE.UU. calientan la guerra fría contra China por el mar peruano” and the way they connect illegal mining, China, and political clans in “en el lavado de la minería ilegal tambieeeeeén aparece la sombra de China. y el regreso del clan Sánchez Paredes”. Their reasoning style is strongly Thinking (T): they dissect political maneuvers and corruption using evidence-based, sometimes cutting analysis rather than conciliatory language, as seen in “Faenón en la Franja: partido de Miguel del Castillo le dio 464 mil soles al canal de Miguel del Castillo” and the sarcastic critique of anti‑intellectualism around Asimov’s quote in “Existe un culto a la ignorancia…“. Finally, they read as strongly Judging (J), with a structured, investigative, and agenda‑driven approach—constantly running serialized exposés like “DESTAPE: el voceado próximo jefe de la SUNEDU ya tiene instalada allí su argolla de abogados de ‘Lima Sur’” and framing political issues as things to be systematically unpacked, such as “las elecciones ni siquiera han empezado de verdad y el JNE ya está en el centro de DOS polémicas”. Taken together—public-facing, big-picture, logic-focused, and highly organized in campaigns and investigations—this profile best matches ENTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- If the Pacto is all straw and Jerí is the big bad wolf, let me be your tiny brick house: solid, stubborn, and always tuned to La Encerrona at 7 a.m.
- You talk about a new Cold War over the Peruvian sea, but honestly the only geopolitical conflict I care about is whether my heart belongs more to your Epstein specials or your ‘caramelitos chinos’ investigations.
- You said ‘ustedes son nuestra franja’ and skipped the state’s propaganda money; if integrity were tax data in Miraflores, your ethics would’ve been the first thing Canales filtró.
- You retweeted that Gotham Central thread and name‑dropped Astro City; if HBO ever adapts your life, can I audition as the slightly suspicious but charming source who only gives you scoops over chifa clandestino?
- Between the suicidal campaigns of Espá, the medieval right, and the ‘vigilancia tecnofeudal’ de perritos, your timeline is pure dystopia; adopt me as your personal fact‑checker and I’ll make sure the only thing that blows up around you is our chemistry, not your mentions.
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Journalist dissecting Peruvian power games on La Encerrona & Canal YA. Once fact-checked a president mid-speech and slept like a baby after.– @ocram
Your signature cocktail
The Encerrona Cold War Highball
A mix of smoky mezcal and Peruvian pisco channels his investigations into murky power games and Peruvian politics, like when he dives into US–China tensions over the Pacific in “Perú es clave: los EE.UU. calientan la guerra fría contra China por el mar peruano” and the shadowy networks in “ESPECIAL con todos los caramelitos chinos de @josejeriore”. The cold‑brew coffee is for his relentless, caffeinated scrutiny of candidates and scandals, from “Faenón en la Franja: partido de Miguel del Castillo le dio 464 mil soles al canal de Miguel del Castillo” to “EXCLUSIVO: los congresistas que más se enriquecieron en estos cinco años”. A dash of Amaro adds bitterness to match his acid humor when he mocks political absurdity in “JAJAJAJAJA si Acuña no existiera, lo habría inventado Shakespeare” and the “moralistas” in “amo las comillas burlonas en “moralistas de derecha””. Finally, the ginger beer fizz represents his sharp, punchy delivery and playful side, like the snark of “no prendan cohetes, basuras” and the self‑aware line “el programa no se llama “difusión”. se llama La Encerrona”. Strong, slightly bitter, and refreshingly incendiary, it’s a drink that, like his feed, keeps you awake, a bit angry, and very entertained.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Marco consistently shows bravery and confrontation of power, a core Gryffindor trait. He publicly challenges powerful politicians and institutions, for example when he calls out a congresswoman for a self‑benefiting law in “ojo @MJAguayo63 dio una ley que beneficiaba “refugios” como el suyo aquí 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽” and when he denounces the disbanding of anti‑corruption teams as a “regalo de Reyes para el Pacto” in “URGENTE: disolvieron a todos los Equipos Especiales… regalo de Reyes para el Pacto”. He keeps reporting on sensitive cases that put him at odds with powerful actors, such as investigating Chinese business influence and high‑level political corruption in “ESPECIAL con todos los caramelitos chinos de @josejeriore…” and “red de prostitución del Congreso: el vínculo de la familia de Pepe Luna con la chica asesinada”, which reflects moral courage more than self‑preservation. He also confronts those who legally pressure him, openly discussing a defamation case against him in “junto a su abogado… insiste en llevar nada menos que a la Corte Suprema una querella por difamación en mi contra.”, instead of backing down. While his wit and analysis could fit Ravenclaw, his defining features are his willingness to take risks, speak bluntly, and stand up against abuse of power, aligning most strongly with Gryffindor.
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Killing in the Name - Rage Against the Machine
A combative, anti-corruption anthem like Killing in the Name fits a journalist who constantly calls out power structures and political abuses. They expose shady uses of public money in political advertising, like the "Faenón en la Franja" where a party pays its own channel, highlighted in “Faenón en la Franja: partido de Miguel del Castillo le dio 464 mil soles al canal de Miguel del Castillo”. They confront state overreach and impunity, for instance denouncing that “URGENTE: disolvieron a todos los Equipos Especiales... regalo de Reyes para el Pacto”. The song’s fury against institutional hypocrisy mirrors their tone when they note that a congresswoman and her lawyer are taking a defamation case to the Supreme Court in “insiste en llevar nada menos que a la Corte Suprema una querella por difamación en mi contra”. Even in global issues, they highlight the cynical monetization of catastrophe, as in “la monetización del apocalipsis”, which aligns with the song’s condemnation of systems that profit from injustice.
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