Merluzo is Spanish for hake and became a popular online nickname for Gabriel Boric during his presidency in Chile, especially among critics on social media. Short audio clips using the name spread through political meme pages, video edits and messaging groups, where a familiar nickname works faster than a full explanation. This version, labelled Merluzo 2, is one of several variations shared on soundboards. It remains in use because Chilean political humor relies heavily on nicknames, and the clip can signal a stance on Boric in seconds.
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Merluzo sound clip linked to Chilean president Gabriel Boric, used in political memes and edits about Chilean politics and current events online.
This short clip is built around the nickname Merluzo, widely used online in Chile to refer to President Gabriel Boric. The audio is shared as a quick political reaction, usually dropped into memes, edits and group chats when Boric or Chilean government news comes up. Its tone is mocking rather than formal, which is why creators use it as a punchline instead of a news quote. At just under six seconds it lands fast, reads instantly to Chilean audiences who know the nickname, and adds a satirical edge without needing any extra context or explanation.
