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Isaac Salame

Stand-up comedian from Mexico 🇲🇽

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About Isaac Salame

Isaac Salame is a stand-up comedian born August 7, 1980, in Madrid, Spain, who was raised within Mexico City's Jewish community and made Mexico his home and the base of his career. Before turning to comedy full time, he sold construction materials such as wire and mesh. He is the creator of Flash Mob México, a citizen movement that staged large-scale public stunts, including organizing Mexicans to ride the metro in their underwear. As a stand-up comedian, he has performed more than a thousand shows in venues across Mexico and abroad and has appeared multiple times on Comedy Central, including the special 'Más Blanco Que Nunca.' He also had a small role in the Netflix series 'Club de Cuervos' and appeared on the programs 'Comedy Central Presenta: Stand Up' (2015), 'Bar Central' and 'Sigue la Risa.' In 2024 he competed on the sixth season of 'LOL: Last One Laughing México.' He documents his career on his YouTube channel, titled 'road to a comedy dream.'

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Frequently asked questions

Where was Isaac Salame born?

Isaac Salame was born on August 7, 1980, in Madrid, Spain, and was raised in Mexico City, which became the base of his comedy career.

What did Isaac Salame do before comedy?

Before doing comedy full time, Salame sold construction materials such as wire and mesh.

What is Flash Mob México?

Flash Mob México is a citizen movement created by Isaac Salame that staged large public stunts, such as getting Mexicans to ride the metro in their underwear.

Has Isaac Salame been on Comedy Central?

Yes. Salame has appeared on Comedy Central several times, including the special 'Más Blanco Que Nunca' and 'Comedy Central Presenta: Stand Up' in 2015.

Was Isaac Salame on LOL: Last One Laughing México?

In 2024 Isaac Salame competed on the sixth season of 'LOL: Last One Laughing México.'

Does Isaac Salame have a YouTube channel?

Isaac Salame documents his career on his YouTube channel, titled 'road to a comedy dream'. He also had a small role in the Netflix series 'Club de Cuervos'.

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