Bio of Mario Ramírez Reyes

Actor, comedian, writer, impersonator, director, broadcaster.

His successful career includes: film, radio, television, theater and voice dubbing.

In the 90’s, his character “El Comodin” led the most luxurious impersonator show in his native Mexico, “El Show de las Estrellas”, setting attendance records in renowned theaters of the time.

During a tour in the United States, he starred in the first film dedicated to Cantinflas‘ memory. Years later, he worked in another documentary, this time playing Che Guevara in a production for The History Channel.

His versatile voice opened doors for him to work for major studios, one of them being Disney, for whom he played Goofy in several re-dubbing projects in California and later in Lego and Marvel video games.

He has been a comedy writer and actor for Hispanic television networks in the United States.

As a dramatic actor, he starred in several films alongside well-known actors. Recently, we saw him alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in the movie “Sabotage”, directed by David Ayer.

As a comedian, he has earned the respect of audiences and industry professionals, using stand-up routines, artist impersonations, song parodies, ventriloquism, pantomime, sketches and his ingenious ability to improvise with the audience to get laughs.

Films

Mario has played both comic and dramatic characters, among his most memorable works is his interpretation of a mystical character in the film “The lord of the snakes”, in comedies we remember him in “Se la sacó Gaspar¡”, in English we enjoyed him in the acclaimed film “The Price of the American Dream”, other police films such as “Finish killing me”, “El güero Estrada”, “Agarren al de los huevos! “and “En la mira de mi gatillo”, and of course the film “No hay derecho jóven!” in which Mario showed why he is the best imitator of Cantinflas.
In the Hollywood movies we saw him in a brief appearance alongside the legendary actor Arnold Schwarzenegger in the film “Sabotage” under the direction of David Ayer.

In “Sabotage” action movie hero Arnold Schwarzenegger and Mario Ramirez as a Mexican police commander have a memorable scene where power is measured between bosses, the film was directed by actor and writer David Ayer.

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Before that character, The History Channel hired Ramirez to play another commander, the revolutionary icon Ernesto “El Che” in the documentary film “The True Story of Che Guevara” based on the book by biographer John Lee Anderson, Mario’s characterization was surprising because when the recreated images were mixed with those of the real Che, it is not known which ones correspond to the real images of the controversial guerrilla fighter.

Going back a few years we find that the first film dedicated to remember the legendary comedian Mario Moreno Cantinflas was titled “There is no right young man” and to play the greatest comedian in Spanish, the studios in charge of making the film hired Mario Ramirez Reyes not only for his acting quality, but for his mastery in the art of imitation, the result is unsurpassable. In the photo we see him sharing credits with Julio Alemán and Itatí Cantoral.

Theatre

In the 90’s the popularity that Mario Ramirez had already acquired for his interpretation of characters such as Tin-Tan, Resortes, Clavillazo, and even India Maria herself, allowed him to work in the best theaters in Mexico (El Lírico, El Frufrú, El Blanquita, Teatro Aldama, Venustiano Carranza, Teatro de los Insurgentes, Teatro Jorge Negrete, Teatro de la ciudad etc.), an outstanding time in his history was when he became the host and comedian of the most luxurious show in Mexico, which broke attendance records in Mexico, Panama and the United States. ), an outstanding period in his history was when he became the host and comedian of the most luxurious show in Mexico, which broke attendance records in Mexico, Panama and the United States: “El Show de las Estrellas” (The Show of the Stars). Several of the personalities he imitated went to see him, including the “comedian of the talking hands”, Antonio Espino “Clavillazo” who became his artistic godfather and gave him the nickname of “El Comodín de las Estrellas” (The Joker of the Stars) exalting Mario’s versatility and his ability to adapt to any audience.

TV, radio and dubbing

In the mid 90’s the Telemundo television network in the United States hired him as talent and head writer to bring his extraordinary comedy to the small screen in “La Hora Lunática” while collaborating in Los Angeles radio with radio icon Humberto Luna, Mario did voice jokes and jokes as he did before in the program “Con Kippy Casados vamos de gane”.
In a short time his versatility to make voices achieved his entry into the world of dubbing in Hollywood California, highlighting the moment in which Disney Studios in Spanish decided to change the name of the character that for years had been known as “Tribilin” and now would be called Goofy, Mario played the character in that period of transition, currently the voice of Ramirez and his imitations are heard in several commercials of well-known brands such as McDonald, Honda, Chevron, Arco, Toyota etc …. and in programs such as Mix Martial Arts (MMA) and Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fights.

The wit and good humor that drove him from his childhood still accompany him, but now not only to entertain the audience, but also to motivate reflection and positive change in society.

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