If you ask me why I am a stand-up comic, the answer is really simple - for the chicks! I always knew I wanted to be a performer and I realized at an early age if you could entertain you would get the women. I wanted to be a musician like Elvis, but took the comedy route instead. I am one of those comics that you know you will love. I walk on the stage with a bright smile and a personality that beams. Whether I tell my jokes in English or Spanish, I instantly grasp the audience and laughter begins.

Born in Acapuico, I arrived in the United States and settled in Dallas at the age of two with my parents, four siblings, four dollars and a language barrier. These hurdles were the instruments that taught me that anything could be overcome with the combination of hard work and the right attitude. I carry these values to heart on every project I become a part of, and in turn creates a sense of comfort for those who surround me.

Growing up with a large family, I was always performing. Me and my siblings would do sketches for the rest of the family that were influenced by what we watched on TV. We re-enacted scenes from The Carol Burnett Show to Gilligan's Island. My first real stand-up gig was at the Funnybone Comedy Club in Arlington, Texas. Over the years, I have been influenced mainly by what I refer to as "almost every road comic you have never heard of," as well as George Carlin for his wonderful way with words, Paul Rodriguez because he always had something to say, and Howie Mandel for simply the silly side of comedy. Being a bilingual performer has enabled me to work on projects for many corporations, associations and products.

Success equals lots of hard work plus preparation and luck. "Everything can be accomplished with hard work and the right attitude"