Ezequiel Campa

Ezequiel Campa (born in Buenos Aires on July 15, 1976) is an Argentine comedian and actor, known for his stand up shows and for characters such as Dicky del Solar and Santiago Noestudiénada. His family settled in San Isidro when he was a child, and he was raised in an upper class environment, attending a Catholic school and practicing rugby, an experience reflected in his art. With a strong acting vocation from childhood, he took acting classes with prominent Argentine teachers such as Claudio Tolcachir, Julio Chávez, César Sambataro, Víctor Laplace, Ricardo Bartis, Pompeyo Audivert, Raúl Serrano, Carlos Demartino, Mariano Caligaris and Mariano Mayorca. He also completed the comprehensive acting course taught by the Asociación Argentina de Actores and Joy Morris's intensive theater seminar in the United States.

Passionate about American and British stand up, in the early 2000s he connected with Diego Wainstein, one of the founders of Argentine stand up, to learn the art of stand up, and began performing shows in small venues in Buenos Aires. In 2009 he teamed up artistically with Malena Pichot and together they presented the show Campa/Pichot in Buenos Aires with considerable success over several years. The show was also performed in major Argentine cities, Uruguay and Chile, and in 2014 it was part of the program of the world-famous New York Comedy Festival, where he took part again in 2015. In 2016 he recorded his first special for the Comedy Central channel and his first special for the U.S. Latin American market in Miami for the company Comedy Dinamics.

Among his solo stand up shows he presented Campa Stand up (2015-2018), Jugo y confusión (2018-2022), Cheto y choto (Premio Estrella de Mar 2021), and Sí pero no (2023/2025). In 2017 he created and began portraying the character of Dicky del Solar, an upper class, racist and violent rugby player who gained high notoriety on social media from 2020. In 2021 he created another widely circulated character, Santiago Noestudiénada, a mystical youtuber who gives life and health lessons. From 2003 he acted in numerous series and television programs, such as Floricienta, Casados con hijos, Lalola, Todos contra Juan and Bendita. He also appeared in films including Director's cut (2005), Blood: The Last Vampire (2009), Desmadre (2011), Grey Wolf: Hitler's Escape to Argentina (2012), Días de vinilo (2012), La última fiesta (2016) and Operation Finale (2018). In 2026 he was included in Global South World's list of the Top 75 Most Influential Comedians on Instagram in Latin America.