About Roger del Águila
Roger del Aguila is a Peruvian actor, musician, director, producer, screenwriter and composer born in Trujillo on February 22, 1974. He studied at the Club de Teatro de Lima and trained in acting, theatrical improvisation and clown technique. Del Aguila was one of the first performers to bring stand-up comedy to nightclubs in Lima, and in 1999, working with director Diana Levine, he created and performed early Peruvian stand-up monologues including Odio el Huevo Duro, Las Apariencias Enganan and A la Violencia Dile No.
He later became a familiar face of Peruvian television, forming a long-running duo with Raul Romero on the youth program Habacilar, which ran for eight years until 2011 and included the popular "baile del Chivito" routine. Del Aguila has since appeared in productions including Talk Show (2006), El Buen Pedro (2012), Quizas Manana (2013), Japy Ending (2014), Poseidas (2015) and Hasta que la Suegra nos Separe (2016).
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Roger del Águila from?
Roger del Aguila is a Peruvian actor, musician, director and composer born in Trujillo on February 22, 1974.
Where did Roger del Águila train?
He studied at the Club de Teatro de Lima, training in acting, theatrical improvisation and clown technique.
Was Roger del Águila a stand-up pioneer in Peru?
He was one of the first performers to bring stand-up to nightclubs in Lima, and in 1999, with director Diana Levine, he created early monologues such as Odio el Huevo Duro and Las Apariencias Enganan.
What was Roger del Águila's role on Habacilar?
On the youth program Habacilar he formed a long-running duo with Raul Romero, and the show ran for eight years until 2011, including the popular baile del Chivito routine.
What films has Roger del Águila appeared in?
His later productions include Talk Show (2006), El Buen Pedro (2012), Japy Ending (2014), Poseidas (2015) and Hasta que la Suegra nos Separe (2016).
