Aroha

I'm Aroha, and I create UGC content from the Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina. My topics are beauty, fashion and lifestyle. I share my content on Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat, and I film in Spanish and English. I like simple, genuine videos where the product is shown the way people really use it.

Filming in two languages is one of the most practical things I can offer. A brand with customers in Spanish-speaking markets and in English-speaking ones does not have to look for two different creators or settle for a stiff translation. I can deliver the same idea in the language each audience actually uses, with natural phrasing and an easy tone. Living in Buenos Aires keeps me close to a city with a strong sense of style, which feeds both my fashion and beauty content.

In beauty, I focus on how a product is applied and how it feels on a normal day. In fashion, I show how a piece looks when someone puts it on, moves in it and combines it with what is already in the wardrobe. In lifestyle, I follow the small habits that make a product part of a person's routine. I do not stage an unreachable image. The product appears the way a friend would show it to you, and I say plainly what I think.

Three platforms mean I can think in more than one rhythm. Instagram and TikTok suit short vertical clips with a quick start, and Snapchat is a natural fit for casual, immediate content. I can adjust length, framing and tone to your brief, so the same product can live as a polished ad clip or as a relaxed, everyday moment.

When we collaborate, I like to begin with a clear briefing covering the product, the audience, the language you prefer and anything that must or must not appear. If something is unclear, I ask before I film. I keep communication open, deliver material that is ready to use and talk through changes calmly. I am available to work with brands that want authentic content for their audience. For bilingual campaigns, I can film the same scene twice, once in each language, so the gestures and the setting match while the words are said naturally in each case. I can also keep a single language if your plan calls for it. Either way, I would like to know early who the video is meant for, since that decides the vocabulary and the level of detail I use.