Joselo: Humorist legacy in Venezuela (+Christmas)

Born on September 27, 1936, in the city of Barbacoas in the state of Aragua, José Manuel Díaz Márquez, better known as Joselo, became one of the most emblematic Venezuelan comedians and loved by the audience, who with an unparalleled charism and social satire won the hearts of the people.

‎Joselito, El Mendigo, Mr. Esparragoza, Canuto and Doctor Chimbín are some of his hilarious creations, which he used to nourish thanks to his improvisation, as well as his ability to recognize the taste of the Venezuelan.

‎Durante at its humorous heyday, popular phrases emanated with which he knew how to get out countless laughs, including: “Put on a creé!” , “They criticize for the sake of criticizing!” , “Ticket kills Galán”, “Cute boy, peeeerooo”, “Are you a shellfish or are you a mollusk?” , For me, you are crazy!” and “Move the picture for me”.

‎El comedian died on January 5, 2013, but without a doubt, he left a legacy that will live forever in the memory of Venezuelans