Potatoes with aioli are a traditional and highly valued dish in various regions of Latin America and Spain. This dish has its roots in Mediterranean cuisine, where aioli, a sauce made from garlic and oil, is a classic accompaniment for vegetables and meats. In different countries, potatoes prepared with this sauce have various names: in Mexico and Venezuela they are commonly known as "papas alioli," while in Argentina and Chile they may be called "potatoes with garlic mayonnaise" or simply "covered potatoes," referring to the creamy combination that coats them. The popularity of this preparation is due to its simplicity, intense flavor, and versatility in accompanying different dishes or being served as a snack or appetizer.