El Canti y el Charlie isn’t just a work—it’s a piece of street ripped out and turned into art. Made on a corrugated metal sheet, originally used as a roof and rescued from the city, this piece makes the surface an essential part of the narrative: literally hanging a fragment of urban life on your wall.
The piece measures approximately 94 x 65 cm along its longest sides, with irregular edges that reinforce its wild, authentic character. On the metal, through collage, posters, and spray, two legends of universal humor come to life: the iconic Charles Chaplin and the eternal Cantinflas, together in an impossible encounter mixing irony, rebellion, and pop culture.
The background, full of layers of posters and graffiti, adds texture and urban memory, creating a striking contrast between the street surface and the iconic figures. The result is a unique, powerful, and attitude-filled piece where street art becomes an irreverent homage to cinema and comedy that shaped generations.
