Lifting preferences over candidates to preferences over sets of candidates allows us to give a very natural notion of manipulability for social choice functions. In particular, we give simple conditions over the liftings entailing the manipulability of reasonable social choice functions. Our result is a weak version of Barberà and Kelly's Theorem, indeed it can be obtained from this last Theorem. However, we give a direct and very natural proof of our manipulability Theorem which is informative about the nature of the liftings allowing manipulability.Transferir preferencias sobre candidatos a preferencias sobre conjuntos de candidatos permite dar una noción muy natural de manipulación para funciones de elección social. En este trabajo damos...