The Proyecto Burbuja is the take on The Bubble Project by Ji Lee but localized in Buenos Aires and other places from Argentina and the world, being the adaptation of the Project for Spanish-speaking countries.

It has had a much slower response from the public than the original Project, probably due to a number of social differences. A photographic archive is being gathered and is expected to be made public in the near future. 

(Manifesto copied from The Bubble Project)

"Our communal spaces are being overrun with ads. Train stations, streets, squares, busses, and subways now scream one message after another at us. Once considered "public", these spaces are increasingly being seized by corporations to propagate their messages solely in the interest of profit. Armed with heavy budgets, their marketing tactics are becoming more and more aggressive and manipulative. We the public, are both target and victim of this media attack.
The Bubble Project is the counterattack. The Bubbles are the ammunition. Once placed on ads, these stickers transform the corporate monologue into an open dialogue. They encourage anyone to fill them in with any form of self expression, free from censorship. More bubbles mean more freed spaces, more sharing of personal thoughts, more reactions to current events, and most importantly, more imagination and fun."