Bullicio Rock Star Inspired Puppets!

8/17/2016

This is a man who is pure genius! Anybody can make puppets, to make them look and act like some of the most popular metal stars is intelligence squared. Bullicio Puppets is made by Fabian R Salazar Albornoz from Santiago, Chile and make a ton of puppets that will rock your fucking face off. He then takes these puppets and goes to the streets to rock other peoples faces off. If you've been to NYC as much as I have, you would know the street performer is the unknown gift to the people. You leave work pissed off, you see a street performer with insanely good talent, there you go, your day officially doesn't suck, it's the greatest day ever. What you'll knoticeabout Bullicio Puppets is that this guy is pretty damn accurate using a puppet to mimic your favorite metal star. It's like he studies these famous metal bands and tries to get every motion in a famous band's performance. For example, here is the very famous Pantera Puppet performing, "The Art of Shredding."

I know it's just an audio track, but if you know what a Pantera performance looks like, than you'll look at that and think that's awesome. The shredding, the motions, it's brilliant. Too bad we can't see what this guy looks like because he's wearing all that black This guy has gotten a lot of attention from big time metal sources such as Metal Insider, Metal injection, and to top all that Metal Sucks. Trust me when I say I have a ton of questions. Somehow I got a hold of the guy via Facebook Direct Message and those questions are now answered. These answers were translated from Spanish to English.

BP: Bullicio Puppets

BM: Broke Man

BM: So do you make these puppets?

BP: Yes, i do the puppets, completely.

BM: What inspired you to make rock star puppets?

BP: LSD and Marijuana.

BM: How many street performances with your puppets do you have per week?

BP: I work almost all days except when it's raining, and on Tuesday, I rest that day.

BM: You usually go for metal music, have you ever trying other genres or performers like a Steven Tyler puppets for example?

BP: No the truth is that in addition to this work, I enjoy it, it's a passion, therefore, make puppets to play music I like and which I feel like. In fact, notcome and get the puppet, there is a sort of, "air guitar," with my left hand, while driving his mouth and body with his right hand. Then they must be songs that accommodate me. he played classic rock, because from child to hear that music, thanks to my parents.

BM: I love that answer. Whic of your puppets do people prefer more.

BP: Depends on the public, most people, "Older." He prefers classic rock. It is his time. Instead young people prefer the metal.

BM: That Lemmy from Motorhead puppet, did you make that after his death?

BP: He died when I was manufacturing.

BM: Wow! What's your next metal inspired puppet?

BP: I want to make a puppet grunge, touch Alice in Chains, Soundgarden.

BM: There was a picture of your performance with what looked like a kindergarten class. Do you think kids understand metal better through the eyes of puppets?

BP: Absolutely, they see a doll that moves the hair and bobbing in all directions... As they a, but are distracted with this and the music recedes into the background, but what good is having a fun time and the music is recorded them... Hence it can be to follow the course of rock and do not listen to that shit reggeton, if, puts, that SHIT Reggeton!

BM: Cannot agree with you more reggeton is the worst There is this picture with you, Joe Denverdino, Elias Escobedo Aravena, and Bam Izzy Herrera.

Is there a possible chance that you could be taking some people, writing some original songs, getting puppets to play various instruments, and making some sort of band with puppets? That idea might work.

BP: they hve their own projects, run by the moment only mine, but who knows.

You hot a good idea show it to the world. This guy shared it with the fucking world and it's takes him and his art to another level. So check his videos out on YouTube, there will be more.Also go on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to check out his craft. A celebration of greats continues.