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Aserejé AI Lip Sync: Your Face in a Playful Car Selfie
The subject gestures with both hands, tilts their head and mouths an upbeat Latin-pop-inspired rhythm. Start with one photo and make your own 15-second vertical edit.
- 130 credits
- 15 s video
- 1 photo
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- 01Upload your photoClear face, good light.
- 02We render in 3–8 minNo prompt to write.
- 03Download or share9:16 vertical, no watermark.
The Aserejé AI lip sync is a car-selfie music meme tied to the 2002 Las Ketchup song "Aserejé" (also "The Ketchup Song"). ViralVideoAI turns one clear front-facing adult or pet portrait into a 15-second 9:16 vertical video: a bright parked-car selfie, animated two-hand gestures on the recognizable rhythm, a head tilt and a laughing finish. 130 credits per render; failed renders refund their credits. The export uses an original Latin-pop-inspired instrumental, not the Las Ketchup recording.
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Also called The Ketchup Song AI · Asereje lip sync · Aserejé challenge · Las Ketchup AI video · car selfie lip sync · Asereje reto IA · アセレヘ AI · 番茄醬之歌 AI
Example
What the Aserejé Lip Sync video looks like
The reference shows the pacing and framing of Aserejé Lip Sync. Your render uses your uploaded one photo to create a new clip.
Reference clip
Reference footage illustrates the format. Your output is newly generated and may differ from this example.
What is the Aserejé Lip Sync trend?
The Aserejé AI lip sync is a short-form music meme that reuses the recognizable car-selfie format associated with the Las Ketchup song "Aserejé" — close framing, animated hand gestures, a tilt and a laughing beat — without reproducing the song itself.
Step by step
How to make the Aserejé Lip Sync video on ViralVideoAI
Make Aserejé Lip Sync in three steps, directly in your browser.
Choose your source photo
Upload one clear front-facing adult or pet portrait with the mouth or muzzle visible.
Generate the video
Upload one photo and confirm the 130-credit price. The generator builds a 15-second 9:16 video in a bright parked-car selfie.
Review and share
Check identity, motion and the final frame: A playful smile and laugh end the single-take selfie. Add any named track through a licensed music library.
Which photo works best?
Best source image for this effect:
- Upload one clear front-facing adult or pet portrait with the mouth or muzzle visible.
- Use images you own or have permission to use. For two-person effects, both adults must consent.
- Avoid heavily filtered faces, cropped limbs and readable private information. Review the result before sharing.
Where did the Aserejé Lip Sync trend start?
"Aserejé" ("The Ketchup Song") was released by Spanish trio Las Ketchup in 2002 and became one of the best-selling singles of the 2000s. The Aserejé choreography returned to TikTok several times in the 2020s; the car-selfie lip-sync variant broke out in late October 2026 as template apps let creators pair the song with an AI face. ViralVideoAI published its independent 15-second 9:16 version on November 5, 2026, with an original Latin-pop-inspired instrumental and no reproduction of the Las Ketchup master recording.
Las Ketchup release "Aserejé" ("The Ketchup Song"); the song becomes a global pop hit.
The Aserejé choreography returns to TikTok on multiple anniversary cycles.
Template apps ship car-selfie Aserejé lip-sync effects that use one uploaded face.
ViralVideoAI publishes its 15-second 9:16 version with an original Latin-pop-inspired instrumental.
One-tap version
Which Aserejé Lip Sync version do you get?
The one-tap flow writes and runs the prompt for you, so there is nothing to copy or edit. You get the version below.
Aserejé Lip Sync
15 s · 9:16 · one photo
15 s · 9:16 · 130 credits
How many credits does it cost?
The one-tap generator currently runs the Aserejé Lip Sync version for 130 credits. The Generate button confirms the price before you spend anything. A failed render returns its credits. See pricing.
What happens in the Aserejé Lip Sync video, second by second?
The Aserejé Lip Sync edit has three clear beats:
| Beat | Visual action |
|---|---|
| Setting | a bright parked-car selfie |
| Action | The subject gestures with both hands, tilts their head and mouths an upbeat Latin-pop-inspired rhythm. |
| Payoff | A playful smile and laugh end the single-take selfie. |
Aserejé Lip Sync: framing and identity tips
Aserejé refers to the 2002 Las Ketchup hit. The recognizable social format is a close car selfie with animated hand gestures and a comic ending; this generator makes new visuals without the original recording. Upload one clear front-facing adult or pet portrait with the mouth or muzzle visible.
- Keep the main subject easy to recognize in the first frame.
- Check face, limbs, clothing and vehicle details in the preview.
- Leave space for platform captions above the bottom controls.
Caption, sound and hashtags
Caption idea: “My Aserejé Lip Sync version.” The generated audio is original Latin-pop-inspired instrumental; add a named song only through your platform’s licensed library and label AI media where required.
"Aserejé" ("The Ketchup Song") is owned by Las Ketchup and its rights holders. The ViralVideoAI export does not contain that recording or its lyrics. Add the song only through your posting platform's licensed music library (TikTok Sounds, Instagram Reels audio, YouTube Shorts audio).
FAQ
Aserejé Lip Sync trend questions
Does my video play the Ketchup Song?
No. The export carries an original Latin-pop-inspired instrumental, not the Las Ketchup recording or lyrics. Add the actual "Aserejé" track through your posting platform's music library (TikTok Sounds, Instagram Reels audio, YouTube Shorts audio) when you upload.
Can a cat do this one?
Yes — pet portraits work, and the "cat lip-syncing Aserejé" angle is a strong comic variant. Upload a clear front-facing pet portrait with the muzzle visible; the two-hand gestures become paw animations.
What photo works best?
One clear front-facing adult or pet portrait with the mouth or muzzle visible and even light on the face. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and tight crops that hide the chin — the lip-sync motion needs a clear mouth zone.
How do you spell "Aserejé"?
With an acute accent on the final "e": Aserejé. ASCII-only platforms often write "Asereje" — both forms refer to the same 2002 Las Ketchup song, also known in English as "The Ketchup Song".
Make your own Aserejé Lip Sync video
Add one photo and tap once. No prompt to write. 130 credits.
3–8 minNo watermarkRefund if render failsSecure checkout by Stripe