Juan Carlos Bodoque A Frame: Bringing 31 Minutos to Life
Juan Carlos Bodoque has become a beloved character in the Chilean children’s program 31 Minutos. Fans remember his goofy antics, his signature line “oh dios afeame por favor 🤣🤣🤣,” and his ever‑present A‑frame puppet that adds a touch of whimsy to every episode. If you’re a fan wanting to create your own Juan Carlos Bodoque A Frame, you’re in the right place. This guide will walk you through the materials, the construction steps, and how to decorate your frame so it feels like a true 31 Minutos masterpiece.
The Origins of the A‑Frame in 31 Minutos
In the show, the A‑frame is more than a simple prop—it’s a stage for DIY Marioneta de performances. The frame’s triangular shape gives the puppet a stable base, while the open sides allow the audience to see the puppet’s expressions clearly. The frame’s design echoes the playful, improvisational spirit of the show’s creator, who once joked, “yippee!! another one! I'm trying to think of a good solo cover for.” That line captures the creative energy behind every puppet build.
