Spanish comedians Joaquín Reyes, Ernesto Sevilla, and Carlos Areces reflect on the changes in humor since they began their careers, discussing taboo subjects and their return to television with a new series.
Joaquín Reyes, Ernesto Sevilla, and Carlos Areces, well-known figures in Spanish comedy, recently discussed their career's evolution since the debut of their influential shows 'La hora chanante' and 'Muchachada Nui.' They expressed how the landscape of comedy has shifted over the years, with many topics that were once considered taboo now being openly discussed and accepted in their comedic routines. Their impact on Spanish humor includes popularizing the Manchego accent and creating beloved characters that resonate with fans.
With their new project directed by Aníbal Gómez, Reyes, Sevilla, and Areces continue to innovate and entertain audiences. The article captures a light-hearted moment during a photoshoot featuring a small Italian greyhound named Elvis, which humorously interrupts the session. This reflects the playful spirit and camaraderie among the comedians, illustrating the essence of their humor—often absurd, yet relatable.
The return of these comedians to the screen signals a continuity of their legacy in Spanish comedy, showing how they adapt their humor to current events while engaging with a diverse audience. By discussing how societal perspectives on comedy have transformed, they not only mark their past achievements but also indicate their ongoing relevance in a rapidly changing cultural environment.
