Gabriela

I'm Gabriela, and I love promoting brands. I say it openly because I think a recommendation made with care is useful to everyone: to the company that wants to be known, and to the person watching who is trying to decide what to try. I create content about parenting, beauty and pets, and I do it in Spanish from Posadas, Misiones, Argentina.

My starting point is motherhood and family life, a subject close to many households and full of everyday products that people choose carefully. Beauty is the second area, where I like to show products being used rather than only described. Pets complete the picture, a theme that tends to bring affection and curiosity from viewers. These three topics share one thing: they are about things people care about, which makes honest recommendations more valuable. I prefer topics where I can speak from observing daily life, not from a script.

Instagram is where I share my work. It suits a profile like mine, where the person behind the content matters as much as the product. Short videos work well there, and I can adjust length and rhythm to what each product needs. When I present something, I try to explain who I think it is for, what I liked, and where it might not be the best choice, so that the viewer can decide with all the information.

A brand that works with me gets a creator who is genuinely enthusiastic and also straightforward. Enthusiasm without honesty does not convince anyone anymore, and honesty without enthusiasm does not move anyone to act. I try to hold both. I work in Spanish, which means that brands aimed at Argentina and at other Spanish-speaking audiences can use my videos with a natural tone.

If you would like to start a collaboration, reach out through my profile. I have no fixed packages, so we can agree on the number of videos, the format and the dates once I understand your brief. I am happy to discuss your brief and adapt the content to your brand, and I will keep you informed at each step so there are no surprises. I answer questions clearly, and I would rather ask one more thing at the start than assume. Tell me what you want people to feel when they see your product, and I will take it from there.