It has been 12 years since the comedian Luis Ferro retired from television to start a life project that, apparently, he had been planning for a long time: traveling the world and working on his own.
At the beginning of the 90’s, the humor artist came to the Caracol Television program, ‘Happy Saturdays’, a production that is part of the country’s culture and that has amused and entertained several generations. At that time, Luis Ferro presented the character of a peasant, but seeing that there were many colleagues doing the same thing, he decided to change it.
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This is how ‘el Guachimán’ was born, a man from the province with elaborate language who always carries on his shoulder a shotgun with a twisted barrel with a knot from which some sunflowers come out, and who has as a companion a faithful friend, ‘Rambo’ , his guard dog.
What is ‘El Guachimán’ currently doing? ‘Happy Saturdays’
According to El Tiempo, the humorist assured during an interview for Caracol Radio in 2016, that in addition to getting to know several European countries, he also had the great opportunity to take his ‘show’ ‘From Miami to New York’ to the United States, presentations attended by more than 20 thousand spectators.
In addition, did a tour in Colombia with the play ‘The letter with humor enters’, in which he reflected on domestic violence.
In recent years, the life and artistic career of Luis Ferro has been commemorated in many ways. ‘Happy Saturdays‘ awarded him for the highest number of programs wonwas named Illustrious Person of Chiquinquirá and, in addition, in Tunja they planted a tree in his honor.
This is how the famous warden continues to do his work from different theaters in the country, and even participated as a guest in several television programs.
