Joselo: Icon of Venezuelan humor (+seeding)

On January 5, 2013, José Manuel Díaz Márquez, better known as Joselo, died, a Venezuelan actor who, through humor, denounced the mismanagement of the Fourth Republic.

In 1960 he made his debut as a comedian and his success led him to have his own program: “The Joselo Show”.

The most emblematic characters of his career: Joselito, The Beggar, Mr. Esparragoza, Canuto and Doctor Chimbín, who became the favorites of the country's audience.

In the 80s he recorded Las Gaitas de Joselo y Simón with his brother Simón Díaz, a musical production that became a Christmas classic for Venezuelan families of the time.

Put on and create!” , “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”, are phrases that immortalized this Venezuelan who was born in Barbacoas, Aragua state, on September 27, 1936.

Mazo News Team