Joaquín Reyes Cano is a multifaceted Spanish entertainer, recognized as an actor, draftsman, and comedian. Born in Albacete on August 16, 1974, he graduated with a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Castile-La Mancha in Cuenca. Early in his career, he co-created and co-directed the animation website Cartun.com, where he developed characters like Doctor Alce, Señor Pussy, and Super Ñoño, which later appeared on La hora chanante. He has two siblings, Victoria Reyes Cano and Jesús Reyes Cano. Reyes’s comedic journey gained significant momentum in 2001 through stand-up performances on Nuevos cómicos. In 2002, he formed the 'Trío de Albacete' with Ernesto Sevilla and Raúl Cimas, later joined by Pablo Chiapella. He served as a producer and director of La hora chanante from 2002 to 2006, a program known for its five seasons of sketches and featuring impersonations of celebrities like Mick Jagger, Barbra Streisand, Sara Montiel, and Michael Jackson. His character work often involved using the same voice for all characters and incorporating Manchegan phrases, alongside original characters like 'El Payaso' and 'Agnes'. Reyes also contributed to the program’s visual aspects, designing sets, creating animations, and producing the opening credits. Joaquín Reyes continues to be active in various media. He has appeared in numerous television shows including Camera Café (2005-), Museo Coconut where he played Onofre, Muchachada Nui (2007), and presented Nocheviejuna in 2007. He co-hosted A pelo with Raúl Cimas from 2006 to 2007 and contributed humor columns to El País. In 2017, Joaquín Reyes’s professional activities broadened to encompass a Netflix special titled *Joaquín Reyes Una y No Mas*, and he is presently the host of the television program *Cero en Historia*, alongside Silvia Abril, Raúl Cimas, Sara Escudero, and J.J. Vaquero. Ernesto Sevilla and he reunited for the television series *Capítulo 0* in 2018; his film credits now extend to *The Night My Dad Saved Christmas 2* (2025), building upon previous roles in *Ghost Graduation* (2012) and *Animal Crisis* (2006).
