It doesn't matter if you grew up in the 1990s, 2000s or 2010s, you sure know the show "Keys".
The plot, created by Mexican comedian Roberto Bolaños, follows a little boy on the streets who lives in a barrel in a village full of people.
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The series ran from 1973 to 1980. However, its reruns are shown to this day and still make the kids happy.
With his friends Chiquinha and Quico, the other adults in the village — Seu Madruga, Dona Florinda, Professor Girafales and many others — Chaves goes on adventures and makes a lot of noise.
However, one thing does not add up to this story: the children are played by people clearly in adulthood.
That's part of the show's magic, but let's face it, have you ever wondered what the characters would be like if they were real kids?
This is no longer a problem, thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Brazilian artist and illustrator Hidreley Diao used AI and graphic design to recreate the “Chaves” characters as children. He shared the images on his social network, which has more than 350,000 followers.
However, it is not his first work in this sense. Several times, the artist has already shared his vision of what celebrities would be like that unfortunately are no longer with us if they hadn't left.
He has already recreated names like Ayrton Senna, Leandro (who was in partnership with Leonardo), João Paulo (who was in partnership with Daniel) and Elvis Presley.
Recently, he went viral by recreating television presenters as puppets from the Barbiesurfing the wave live action movie of the character.
Xuxa, Angélica, Eliana, Silvio Santos, Mara Maravilha and many others were reimagined as “toys”. Check out!
Look:
Without further ado, let's now see what the characters in “Chaves” would look like if they were played by real children.
(Photo: Instagram/Playback)
(Photo: Instagram/Playback)
(Photo: Instagram/Playback)
(Photo: Instagram/Playback)
Graduated in Social Communication at the Federal University of Goiás. Passionate about digital media, pop culture, technology, politics and psychoanalysis.
