Polo Polo

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Polo Polo (Mexico City, March 9, of 1944) is a mexican comedian. His real name is Leopoldo García Benítez Peláez, known internationally for his practical jokes for adults, and its use as part of the gamble of his jokes, adorned with a light humorous misogyny in his repertoire. His shows are targeted at 18 and up.

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[edit] Biography

Leopold was born in Mexico City in a family dedicated to the shoe industry. After devoting several years to the office of the family, and having reached adulthood, he discovered his vocation humorous, which leads at first to work in small establishments without payment.

Popularity of Polo Polo gradually increased, and in 1976 his show was moved to a bigger club called Cheops Nightclub where his shows were presented every night with all tickets sold. As his popularity reached new highs. For many consecutive years, the spectacle of Polo Polo was a hallmark of the nightclub "Khufu", until in 1986 he reached the opportunity to perform in the largest room of Mexico called Crown Hall Crown Hotel Plaza, and mass events.

In addition, the actor is given the opportunity to record his first live album with record company Musart, entitled The Trip to Spain. Despite the lack of radio broadcasting (due to the explicit content of the jokes saffron), the album sold over 100,000 copies. This period of unparalleled success and activity, is most memorable for Polo Polo, as it is when he set the record for the show with the longest duration, which remains in effect to date.

The decade of the 80s is marked by his consistent appearances on late-night television, and was in demand throughout Mexico, including a debut coming out of the territory of Mexico. His first appearance in United States in 1988, invited by the Exclusive Artist Productions in the Super Club Chache Hollywood where their presentations for 10 days were playing to packed houses.

In the 90s Polo polo was becoming one of the favorites of the public and continues to travel Mexico and the United States. December 3–4, 1994, Polo Polo presented two shows at the Grand Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles, California with attendance records. Similar situation repeated itself at the Sahara Hotel & Casino Las Vegas etc. In Mexico, the most exclusive nightclubs and the Premier, the Patio, the Teatro Blanquita and the among others, demand in giant proportions, while the comedian is bringing to more and more sales record productions. At the end of the decade, Polo Polo conducted a television show called Con Ganas which was short-lived, despite its popular success. Official Autobiography

By the year 2000, Polo Polo had been an example of a successful career, in which the comedian had combined performance in movies, plays, and the presentation of his comedy shows. Some time later participated in the program "La Escuelita VIP" produced by fellow comedian Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo.

[edit] Albums

  • Viaje a España
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 2
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 3
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 4
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 5
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 6
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 7
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 8
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 9
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 10
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 11
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 12
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 13
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 14
  • Polo Polo, Vol. 15
  • Mejor y Algo Más: 25 Aniversario
  • Colección en Vivo
  • Show en Vivo 2004
  • Show en Vivo 2005
  • Lo Mejor de Polo Polo

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