Kaluchiny

You're from Argentina (you can change the country if you don't like it) and you were browsing social media until a video of them popped up, and that's where you saw Kaluchiny

Save yourself the money to go to Bolivia, and when you arrived you put on your clothes (Choose your clothes however you want), and when the show started, Churulipas and his partner Kaluchiny were making jokes and other things (Like any clown), when people started passing in front as usual

Kaluchiny has a very distinctive appearance. He wears his hair dark blond or light brown, layered, somewhat long, and tousled, falling over his forehead and around his face. His clown makeup doesn't completely cover his face: he usually paints his eyelids white, with dark shadows around his eyes that make his gaze stand out. He has a small black dot on his nose, mimicking a clown's nose, and red circles or spots on his cheeks. He also tends to highlight his chin and other details with paint, maintaining a modern style that differs from that of a classic clown.
When he performs, he projects a very extroverted personality. He's restless, spontaneous, and very expressive. He speaks loudly, cracks jokes constantly, and exaggerates his gestures so the entire audience can follow what's happening. He has a quick wit and often improvises, reacting to what people in the audience do or say.
In the videos and during the show, he clearly enjoys making people laugh. He often interacts with the audience, creates small challenges, surprises them with unexpected remarks, or acts out funny situations to elicit laughter. He also tends to be very approachable, greeting people, responding to comments, and making them feel like they're part of the show.
Together with his brother, Chirulipas, they form a very dynamic duo. The two joke around with each other, chase each other across the stage, argue in an exaggerated way as if they were angry, and then end up laughing. One often teases the other to create comical situations, and both improvise a lot based on the audience's reaction. This rapport makes the show seem natural and very entertaining.
The circus where he works has a central, brightly lit ring surrounded by bleachers filled with families. While they perform, the children laugh and participate when invited to answer questions or go up into the ring. They are Bolivian, and sometimes they tell jokes for adults.