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Andrés Bustamante, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Andrés Bustamante

Andrés García de Bustamante Caballero, better known as Andrés Bustamante, is a Mexican comedian famous for his television program El Güiri Güiri and for the many comic characters that gave life both there and in other shows, such as The protagonists. Its humorous style is based on the Prop comedy, using a variety of props. He is the son of an immigrant from Catalonia and a Mexican mother from San Luis Potosí. She has as her sister the visual artist and performer Maris Bustamante. In the area of dubbing, he stands out for giving his voice to Mike Wazowski at Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University, and for playing Gru at Mi Villano Favorito, his sequelae (Mi Villano Favorito 2, 3 and 4).) and in the spin-off Minions and Minions: A Villano is born.

Angelines Fernández, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Angelines Fernández

Angelines Fernández was a Spanish-Mexican actress and comedian best known for her unforgettable role as Doña Clotilde, “La Bruja del 71” , in the classic Mexican sitcom El Chavo del 8 . Born in Madrid in 1924, Fernández moved to Mexico in 1947, where she built a successful career in theater, radio, film, and television. She appeared alongside major Mexican stars including Cantinflas and Arturo de Córdova during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. Fernández joined Roberto Gómez Bolaños’ productions in the early 1970s, with her performance as Doña Clotilde becoming her defining role. Her eccentric personality, comic timing, and famously unrequited affection for Don Ramón made the character one of the most recognizable figures in El Chavo del 8 . She also appeared in El Chapulín Colorado and later played characters including Doña Nachita in Chespirito , remaining closely associated with Gómez Bolaños’ comedy universe until her retirement from the show in the early 1990s. Angelines Fernández died in Mexico City on March 25, 1994, at the age of 69. She remains remembered throughout the Spanish-speaking world for her contribution to Mexican television comedy and for creating the beloved character of La Bruja del 71.

Arath de la Torre, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Arath de la Torre

Arath de la Torre Balqueda, from Mexico, plays as an actor in television, theatre and cinema, as well as as a presenter, producer, writer and director. His name has emerged in television series such as La Parodia, The privilege of command, The simulators, Simon says and The House of the famous Mexico, as well as in soap operas including Dreamers, Friends and rivals, A family with luck, Before dead than Lichita, Caer in temptation and My husband has more family.

Cantinflas, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Cantinflas

Mario Fortino Alfonso Moreno Reyes, mostly remembered under the artistic name of Cantinflas - and also as Mario Moreno -, stood out in Mexico as a mime, actor, producer, writer and comedian. His fame reached a world level by giving life to various roles, all built around a The only character he himself called "Cantinflas."

Carmen Salinas, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Carmen Salinas

Carmen Salinas Lozano, known artistically as Carmelita Salinas, stood out in Mexico as an actress, imitator, humorist and political, and is particularly remembered for her participation in multiple films of the 1970s and 1980s, in which she often shared protagonism with the also actor and comedian Adalberto Martínez, alias "Resortes."

Chabelo, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Chabelo

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.

Chespito, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Chespito

Roberto Mario Gómez Bolaños, better known under the artistic name of Chespito, he served as an actor, humorist, writer, director and producer in Mexico. His trajectory places him among the most influential characters Latin American television of the 20th century, largely for having given life to such famous figures as El Chavo del 8 and El Chapulín Colorado. The series entitled Chespito and its extensions raised it to the condition of a cultural symbol of global scope, particularly in the Spanish-speaking world.

Gaspar Henaine, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Gaspar Henaine

Gaspar Henaine Pérez, known artistically as Capulina, was a prominent actor, comedian, singer, musician, producer, director and writer of Mexico; he reached the notoriety by integrating, along with Marco Antonio Campos, alias "Viruta," the comic-musical duo Viruta and Capulina, and continued to reap successes in his individual career.

Luis Manuel Ávila cruz, comedian from Mexico
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Mexico

Luis Manuel Ávila cruz

Nacido en México, Luis Manuel Ávila ha trabajado como actor, cómico, locutor de doblaje y cantante tanto en la pantalla grande como en la televisión; su mayor fama proviene de los personajes Tomás Mora, de *La fea más bella*, y Junior P. Luche, de *La familia P. Luche*.