Carlos Ballarta
Carlos Sinuhe Martínez Vallarta, known on stage as Carlos Ballarta, works as a Mexican comedian and actor, characterized by his style of black humor.
Carlos Sinuhe Martínez Vallarta, known on stage as Carlos Ballarta, works as a Mexican comedian and actor, characterized by his style of black humor.
Carlos Ignacio Zaragoza Mora, who acts under the name Carlos Ignacio, is a Mexican interpreter dedicated to humor. It has been part of the cast of programs like The House of Laughing and A Family of.
Javier López Rodríguez, who became famous under the name Chabelo, stood out as a Mexican actor, humorist and television driver. He hosted the children's show "En Familia" with Chabelo, which was broadcast without interruption for forty-eight years.
Eulalio González Ramírez, better known as El Piporro, served as an actor, humorist and Mexican singer. In his work as an interpreter, he focused on northern music.
Francisco Agustín Rosales Hevia, who calls himself Fran Hevia, works as a stand-up humorist and also acts as a director, writer, producer and journalist. It also responds to the nickname "The Wolf of Fud."
Franco Javier López Escamilla, a Mexican born, acts as a humorist, musical interpreter, amateur freestyler and businessman; who created The Devil Squad. In the clashes of freestyle is recognized under the alias Lobo López, while in his shows of comedy acts like Franco Stretilla.
Karla Fabiola Luna Martínez worked as an actress, humorist and television driver in Mexico. It is known for integrating the comic duo "Las Lavanderas," sharing the stage with Karla Panini.
María Elena Saldaña, conocida artísticamente como La Güereja, es una actriz de televisión mexicana cuya trayectoria comenzó a mediados de los años 80. A causa de una enfermedad cuya causa no se ha identificado, padece enanismo. A lo largo de los años se ha destacado por encarnar a la niña mexicana Mariquita Castro Pérez, a quien se le conoce con el sobrenombre de “La Güereja”.
Polo Polo , born Leopoldo Roberto García Peláez Benítez , was a Mexican stand-up comedian known for his distinctive storytelling, wordplay, double entendres, and adult-oriented humor. Born on March 9, 1944, in León, Guanajuato, he initially worked in his family's shoemaking business before discovering his talent for comedy. He began performing in small clubs and bars before gaining wider recognition at Mexico City's Keops Nightclub during the 1970s. Polo Polo became one of the most recognizable figures in Mexican comedy during the 1980s and 1990s. His routines were typically delivered as elaborate first-person anecdotes, often featuring sexual humor, Mexican wordplay known as albur , and colorful everyday situations. His live recordings became highly popular, and he also appeared on television, in films, and in major venues across Mexico and the United States, including the Grand Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Often described as a pioneer of stand-up comedy in Mexico, Polo Polo influenced generations of Spanish-language comedians with his conversational storytelling style and unapologetic adult humor. He retired from the stage in the 2010s after more than four decades in entertainment and died on January 23, 2023, at the age of 78. His work remains an important part of the history of Mexican comedy.
María Victoria Gutiérrez Cervantes, Mexican, is an actress, singer and comedian. With more of a century of life and a long trajectory, was born in a home that was plunged into extreme poverty, which forced her to work from very small. Taking advantage of his vocal talent, in the mid-1940s he introduced himself to the world of show, acting as a singer in tents, theatres and cabarets. He specialized in gender of a bowling and pop, and among its greatest successes are "Beware, Beware," "So," "Like a dog," "Much, much," "How divine," "Well done," "How nice I feel," "I'm happy" and "I'm not yet dying."
María Elena Velasco Fragoso, a Mexican born, stood out as an actress, humorist, singer and dancer. He became widely known for creating and interpreting La India María, a comic character who takes as a reference to the indigenous woman of Mexico.
José Miguel Pérez Saint Martin, a Mexican born, has developed his career as an actor, politician and comedian. He held the post of Rider in the City of Metepec between 2025 and 2027. It is famous for incarnating Ludoviquito P. Luche in the series "La familia P. Luche," which se released in 2002.
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