Eduarda Campopiano Viral 3D Printed Mouth Bottle Opener Figure

In October 2026, a 23-year-old from Campinas who had built her audience through short videos online became the most-voted candidate for São Paulo’s state legislature. This caricature turns that moment into something useful: a 3D-printed bust with a bottle opener built into a wide, laughing mouth.

Front three-quarter view: the dark bob, clear glasses and the yellow shirt with green trim.

The Story in Numbers

That is a fast rise by any standard: from a seaside city council to the top of the state ballot in two years. The figure leans into the meme side of the story rather than the policy side: it exaggerates the open-mouthed laugh and gives it something useful to do.

A Closer Look at the Sculpt

The bust has shoulder-length dark hair, clear frames and eyes squeezed shut mid-laugh. The mouth is open wide enough to show two rows of white teeth, and the opener edge sits just behind them; the second photo shows a green bottle with its crown cap tucked inside. The shirt is bright yellow with a green collar and cuffs, a crest with stars on the chest and a green swoosh beneath the collar. The flat lower edge lets the bust sit upright on a desk or shelf.

In use: the crown cap of a green bottle set inside the mouth opener.

Why the Yellow Shirt Matters

Brazil’s yellow kit has its own story. After the national team lost the 1950 World Cup decider at the Maracanã while wearing white, a newspaper contest in 1953 asked for a new design in the colours of the flag. The winning entry, by a teenager named Aldyr Garcia Schlee, became the yellow shirt with green trim known as the canarinha. Putting a caricature in that shirt makes it read instantly as Brazilian, wherever the figure ends up.

A Brazilian Habit: Laughing at Politics

Brazilian newspapers have printed political cartoons, known locally as charges, for well over a century, and caricature is part of how the country talks about its public figures. A desk figure that exaggerates a famous laugh fits that tradition: it is a joke about a moment in the news, made to be picked up, passed around and used.

Three Ways to Use It

1. On the home bar. It earns its shelf space every time someone needs a bottle opened.
2. At a match-day table. Next to the snacks during a Seleção game, it opens bottles and gets a laugh.
3. As a gag gift. It works at a white-elephant swap or an office party where people follow Brazilian news.

Front view on a desk, showing the crest and the full yellow shirt.

Keep Exploring

Fans who want the shirt as well can find a Brazil 2026 World Cup soccer jersey at our sister store. For a São Paulo twist from the paddock, see the Audi Revolut F1 Team Sampa Soul Jersey, named after the city’s nickname. More character pieces are in our Figurines & Miniatures collection.

Quick Answers

Does the bottle opener actually work?

Yes. The opener edge inside the mouth is made for standard crown caps, as the second photo shows.

How is the figure made?

It is 3D-printed in layers and then painted in the colours shown, which keeps fine details such as the glasses and teeth crisp.

Will it stand on its own?

Yes. The bust has a flat base, so it stays upright on a desk, bar cart or shelf.