Chema Trueba
José Manuel Trueba, known artistically as Chema Trueba, exercises as a comedian, presenter of radio and television collaborator in Spain. From his childhood he manifested a marked ability for comicity, performance and imitation.
José Manuel Trueba, known artistically as Chema Trueba, exercises as a comedian, presenter of radio and television collaborator in Spain. From his childhood he manifested a marked ability for comicity, performance and imitation.
David Broncano Aguilera es un humorista y conductor de televisión español; también ha trabajado en el sector periodístico y en compañías de publicidad.
Joaquín Monserrat Llarden, better known by his stage name Pacheco, was a Spanish humorist and presenter of children's television. In 1960 he relocated to Puerto Rico, where he rose to prominence as a host of programs aimed at young audiences.
Laura Yustres Vélez, known on stage as Lalachus, is a Spanish actress and humorist. In 2025 he won the Idolo Prize and, the following year, in 2025, he won the TikTok Prize in the comedy category.
Manuel Reyes Millán, who was called Pozí or El Pozí, was a Spanish comedian and television figure who achieved a certain media visibility in the late 1990s after participating in the Martian Chronicles program.
Marcos Mundstock, a prominent announcer, actor, humorist and creative Argentine publicist, enjoys world fame for having occupied for more than fifty years the position of lead writer and narrative voice of the music and humor group Les Luthiers.
María del Carmen Martínez-Villaseñor Barrasa worked as a ventriloquist and humorist in Spain, gaining notoriety under the artistic name of Mari Carmen, with his performances puppet.
María del Dulce Nameo Díaz Ruiz, whose artistic name was Marujita Díaz, served as an actress, comic vedette, singer, cupletista and television conductor in Spain, reaching the fame in national cinema during the 1950s and 1960s. They called her the Queen of the Spanish Journal. He participated in theatre, musical magazines, cinema and television, playing styles such as pasodolar, copa, cuplé, zarzuela, tango and charleston.
Pablo Motos Burgos works as a television driver, radio announcer, comedian and Spanish businessman. Since 2006 he has been leading and producing the interview program The Ant. In addition, it shares the ownership of the producer 7 and action with the producer Jorge Salvador, a company that currently manages El anteguero and other projects.
Salvador “Salva” Reina Girona, actor y cómico de stand‑up español, es conocido en el gremio por el sobrenombre “Chuki”. Su popularidad creció tras participar en series de televisión como Allí abajo y Sabuesos, y también en el largometraje Marshland.
Valeria López-Tapia Velasco, known as Valeria Ros, develops his career in Spain as a screenwriter, announcer, presenter, humorist, writer and monologist, and has a degree in Audiovisual Communication.
María Victoria Olaya Martín de la Cova, popularly known as Victoria Martín, exercises as a humorist, writer, television presenter and collaborator in radio in Spain.