The clip comes from Martín Cirio, the Argentine creator known as La Faraona, whose exaggerated live rants and catchphrases circulated widely on Instagram and YouTube in Spanish speaking communities. His call for Celine and the percha became a repeatable catchphrase, often written as perxa or laka percha in reposts. Fans clipped the moment into a standalone audio for stories, edits and group chats, where La Faraona lines are quoted like sitcom dialogue. It remains used because the wording is instantly recognisable even without the original video context.
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Martín Cirio as La Faraona shouting for Celine to pass the percha, a short Spanish meme clip used for dramatic, funny reaction moments online.
This is Martín Cirio in his La Faraona persona calling out to Celine for a percha, misheard and typed everywhere as perxa. The voice is loud, theatrical and increasingly desperate over just a clothes hanger, which is exactly why it lands as comedy. A mundane household request is delivered like a telenovela emergency, with stretched vowels and frantic emphasis that build in seconds. Listeners instantly read it as exaggerated impatience, and the contrast between the trivial object and the dramatic delivery makes the short clip stick in the head long after it ends.