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This is a podcast from comedian podcast. Hello and welcome to the show I'm Stuart Gonnaise.

Hello and welcome to the show I'm Stuart Goldsmith and this is an

absolutely cracking episode with a fabulous Venezuelan comic currently resident in

Australia and someone who if you have

downloaded this not knowing his name and decided to take a chance on old

Papa Stews recommendation then you're in for an absolute treat. You will be rewarded with some

of the finest scientific analysis of comedy. This gentleman is someone who taught himself how to do stand-up comedy.

There's not really much stand-up in Venezuela, as you're about to hear, and he translated

some of the great routines, some classic Louis CK, Chris Rock routines and so forth, into Spanish, and in doing

so understood from a really internal level the structure and really just got all matrix on it.

So you're going to love this.

There is some, I mean, there's some really interesting,

very sad stuff about the political state in Venezuela.

And it's really fascinating to hear from a comic from a country that I don't know any other comedians from.

I think there's at least one other one working in America.

Maybe you could inform me about more.

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