Peso Pluma went into the Upside Down and “became” Mike Wheeler, which delighted his fans, as it is a character to which he has been compared a lot. The singer of corridos tumbados appeared disguised as the Stranger Things actor for a Netflix promo before Halloween.
This video features several iconic characters from the streaming platform that perfectly illustrate this season that we love so much. Merlina, Nami, and Luffy from One Piece, Maeve from Sex Education, and the masked ones from Squid Game without leaving aside the “killer” doll appear in the promo.
However, the one that captivated everyone was that of Peso Pluma, as he made the popular meme that arose when he became the most listened-to Mexican artist come true. Undoubtedly, a perfect cinematographic parallelism!
Here’s the video of how Hassan, the singer’s real name, looks like Mike from Stranger Things. Spoiler: You’ll be amazed by the resemblance.
As if that wasn’t enough, Netflix also gave us ideas for dressing up as our favorite characters this Halloween. They are very easy to replicate for a last-minute costume:
One Piece: For Luffy, you need a red jacket or vest, blue pants, a thick yellow ribbon to wrap around your hips, flip flops, and a yellow hat with a red ribbon.
Sex Education: For Maeve, you need a white, black, or wine-colored t-shirt, a black leather effect jacket, black shorts or mini skirt, black translucent tights, and black combat boots. Don’t forget to add the finishing touch with black eyeliner around the eyes, some silver braids, and a black choker.
Merlina: All you need is a long-sleeved black dress, a white collar or a white shirt underneath to make the collar stand out, and a pair of braids.
Cobra Kai: We recommend a black karate suit and a black headband. You can add details like the logo on the chest on the left side and a yellow line on the border.
Squid Game: To be the doll of The Squid Game you need a yellow t-shirt, an orange strapless dress, white socks, and two pigtails on the sides.
This story was written in Spanish by Nayeli Párraga in Cultura Colectiva