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Rodrigo González

Stand-up comedian from Chile 🇨🇱

About Rodrigo González

Rodrigo González is a Chilean actor and stand-up comedian recognized, alongside León Murillo, as one of the pioneers of the modern stand-up scene in Chile. Trained in theatre at Gustavo Meza's acting school, he moved into stand-up after encouragement from established comedians, going on to create his own show "Technicolor", in which he uses comedy to examine changes in Chilean society such as generational conflict between millennials and Generation X, women's empowerment and new technology. In 2016 he performed to an enthusiastic reception at the Festival de Viña del Mar's Quinta Vergara, and in 2021 he performed a stand-up routine for the Teletón telethon broadcast. Together with a business partner, González opened Bar Comedy in Santiago's Barrio Italia, which has continued operating as a stage for both established comedians and newcomers, and he has since been working to open a second room, Casa Comedia, in the Bellavista neighborhood. He continues to perform his own ticketed solo stand-up shows at Casa Comedia, sold through the platform ComedyPass.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Rodrigo González a pioneer of Chilean stand-up?

Yes, Rodrigo González is recognized, together with León Murillo, as one of the pioneers of the modern stand-up scene in Chile.

What is Rodrigo González's show Technicolor about?

In "Technicolor" he uses comedy to look at changes in Chilean society, such as the generational clash between millennials and Generation X, women's empowerment and new technology.

Did Rodrigo González perform at Viña del Mar?

He performed at the Quinta Vergara during the Festival de Viña del Mar in 2016 and got an enthusiastic reception, and in 2021 he did a stand-up routine for the Teletón broadcast.

What comedy venues has Rodrigo González opened?

With a business partner he opened Bar Comedy in Santiago's Barrio Italia, a stage for established comedians and newcomers alike, and he worked on a second room, Casa Comedia, in Bellavista, where he performs ticketed solo shows sold through ComedyPass.

Where did Rodrigo González train?

The Chilean actor trained in theatre at Gustavo Meza's acting school and moved into stand-up after encouragement from established comedians.

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