About Kristof Micholt
Kristof Micholt, known on stage as El Belga Kristof, is a Belgian-born stand-up comedian who has built his career in Argentina. He was born on July 6, 1979, in Bruges, Belgium, and moved to Buenos Aires in 2002 for a law-school exchange program at the Universidad de Buenos Aires. Although he completed his law degree, he found he preferred making people laugh to practicing law, and in 2009 he began performing stand-up comedy in Buenos Aires, becoming known as the first Belgian to perform stand-up in Spanish. He has toured his comedy through the United States, England, France, the Netherlands and Belgium, and in Argentina he twice appeared on the television program Bendita TV, took part in the Ciudad Emergente festival, recorded material for Comedy Central and won his category at Argentina's National Stand-Up Competition. His long-running solo show, "Un Belga en Argentina," marked ten years of his career, and he later created the two-hander "¡Sí, mi amor! Stand Up de pareja" with comedian Marina Tanzer. In 2018 he opened his own venue, Stand Up Club, on Paraná street in the Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires, where he produces shows and teaches comedy classes. He has also written several books on comedy craft and his adopted country, including "Manual de Stand Up" and "Un belga en Argentina."
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2:14Un Belga en Argentina - Puteadas Argentinas con Animales
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0:16Cuando en Argentina te dicen ‘me mataste,’ no es literal, boludo. Es que te quedaste sin palabras.
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0:33Cuando el baño del aeropuerto te pide una encuesta y vos pensás: ‘La verdad, mejor que el de mi casa
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29:41¿Por qué dejé Bélgica para vivir en Argentina? - Entrevista en Urbana Play en "Todo pasa"
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1:01La primera vez que escuché “Se te escapó la tortuga” en Argentina | El Belga Kristof
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0:23¿Por qué no hablo en argentino a mis hijas? Porque ni la 'R' me sale bien. Intento decir 'perro'
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9:34El Belga en LALO POR HECHO, con Lalo Mir, Maju Lozano y Fernando Sanjiao.
2.4K viewsFrequently asked questions
Who is El Belga Kristof?
El Belga Kristof is the stage name of Kristof Micholt, a stand-up comedian born on July 6, 1979, in Bruges, Belgium, who made his career in Argentina.
How did Kristof Micholt end up in Argentina?
Micholt moved to Buenos Aires in 2002 for a law-school exchange at the Universidad de Buenos Aires; he finished his law degree but found he preferred making people laugh.
When did Kristof Micholt start doing stand-up?
Kristof Micholt started performing in Buenos Aires in 2009 and became known as the first Belgian to do stand-up in Spanish.
What has Kristof Micholt done in Argentine comedy?
In Argentina he has been on Bendita TV twice, played the Ciudad Emergente festival, recorded material for Comedy Central and won his category at the National Stand-Up Competition; he has also toured the United States, England, France, the Netherlands and Belgium.
What shows has Kristof Micholt created?
His long-running solo show "Un Belga en Argentina" marked ten years of his career, and he later made the two-hander "¡Sí, mi amor! Stand Up de pareja" with comedian Marina Tanzer.
What is Stand Up Club in Buenos Aires?
Stand Up Club is the venue Kristof Micholt opened in 2018 on Paraná street in Recoleta, Buenos Aires, where he produces shows and teaches comedy classes.
Has Kristof Micholt written books?
Yes, El Belga Kristof has written several books on comedy craft and on Argentina, among them "Manual de Stand Up" and "Un belga en Argentina."