ANDRES LOPEZ

Andrés Lopez Forero (Bogotá, Colombia, June 25, 1971) is a Colombian comedian and actor, considered the pioneer of stand-up comedy genre in their country.

Due to record sales of his DVD “The Ball of Letters”, comedy in Stand-up comedy format containing parodies of different generations Colombian, Universal Music Colombia awarded the Diamond DVD and DVD Double Diamond.

EARLY IN HIS CAREER

He began his talents as a storyteller presented in 1990 at the University of the Andes where he studied Systems Engineering and Anthropology. He graduated finally in the Delta Synergy Group of Experiential Education in Toronto in Canada.

In 1992 the University of the Andes assigned a classroom for Storytelling Workshops dictate, there also created the university newspaper "The Mercury" where students wrote stories, poems and gave their art through photos and paintings.

In several universities, likewise as national theaters, Andres presented works such as: "In the Vietnam", "The Academic Avenger", "Who Fly?", "Steps for Rumbeo", "Tales of a Law Student" "Partial Chronicles", "Corabastos New Wave", "Behind the Kreatón" and "The Guayaba Generation". Several works in the company of other actors: "If it's so easy why do not they?", "A mouse fuck you" and the First Stand Up Comedy Festival in 2002.

He traveled to Toronto to study with emphasis on Organizational Motivation Education and began to be an investigator of human behavior. Lopez later worked at the radio station National Radio Network, RCN Radio, La Mega (Colombia), where he created many funny stories to radio dramas are earned him great popularity among the youth in the 90's "Treat me Gently", better known as "Wine and My Andy" "Juan Bracitos" "Mary little legs," "anti-commercial" "Jeison Libardo" "Titanic," "John James the Taxi driver", "France" and "The Tinieblo". Only until January 2008 iTunes Andrés new material published in the soap opera "Wine and My Andy", "John James" and "Jeison Libardo".

CAREER IN THEATER

Lopez has played roles in different plays. In 1998 he was part of the cast of the Colombian version of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) "The Works of William Shakespeare". T Colon Theater in Bogota, Directed by Juan Angel, 1999 Cast: Daniel Rocha, Fernando Solórzano and Andres Lopez, in other years the cast has been Santiago Moure and David Guerrero.

In 2003 the work changed its name to "The Royal Shakespeare Criollo" and "Shakespeare for crazy". The original version is performed by Reduced Shakespeare Company first presented at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1987 and is the most time comedy scene in the world.

Below some sample videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS28JAUiBCs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOZsisa1QLM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn4UAO7nLW4


Link your official website
http://www.andreslopez.com/