Carlos Santos and Francisco Ramos headline 4 shows at Villain Theater March 10 & 11, 2023
Join Carlos Santos and Francisco Ramos for a 2-night, double headlining event in Miami as part of their national stand-up comedy tour.
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🍷 No drink minimums
🚘 Parking is always free!
About the Headliners
Carlos Santos is an actor/comedian based out of Los Angeles. He is best known for playing Chris Morales on the Netflix original series, "Gentefied". He's also been featured on Vacation Friends (20th Century), "The Valet" (HULU), and the Prime Video series "Undone". Carlos and the members of the improv group "Spanish Aqui Presents", host a monthly all-latine comedy variety show at The Paramount in Boyle Heights. He also tours the country doing stand-up comedy. Carlos just wrapped on the first season of "Primo", a new Shea Serrano/Mike Schur comedy for Amazon Freeve. He was born and raised in Puerto Rico.
Francisco Ramos was a top-ten finalist on Last Comic Standing and continues touring as a comedian across North America. Having made a noteworthy impact HBO MAX presented an opportunity to shoot a standup special for “Entre Nos”. He continues to flourish as an actor and voice-over artist having created memorable characters in SHAMELESS, ANGIE TRIBECA & on Netflix’s LADY DYNAMITE. Having voiced the role of King Marmoset in the animated film RIO and with his unique tone and inflection he was brought on by the Cartoon Network to voice a character in VICTOR & VALENTINO.
Francisco was chosen to be part of Lorne Michael’s “Mas Mejor” which has become a premium comedy content studio powered by Latino voices. Building on that foundation he directed & co-wrote ZOO ANIMALS which was licensed by HBO, which can be seen currently on HBO MAX. ZOO ANIMALS was also accepted to over a dozen festivals, including Just for Laughs.
Early in his career, Francisco was selected to perform in the CBS Multicultural Diversity Showcase, where he was one of 12 selected from a pool of 5,000 applicants. Having won first place in the Lucille Ball Comedy Festival sponsored by NBC/COZI TV, American Latino produced a documentary on Francisco about his rise as a comic for Latino Out Loud (LOL).
