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Peruvian comedy phenomenon Hablando Huevadas continues making history. After conquering arenas across Latin America and selling out the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York, Ricardo Mendoza and Jorge Luna are now bringing their wildly popular show to Toronto this August 30.
The demand has been so massive that the Toronto date officially sold out, forcing organizers to add a second show on August 31. And it doesn’t stop there — due to overwhelming support from fans across Canada, an additional date has now also been added in Montreal.
What started as a bold comedy project out of Peru has now become one of the biggest Spanish-language comedy movements in the world. From sold out theaters to Madison Square Garden, Hablando Huevadas continues proving that Latin comedy has no limits.
Access ticket link for the second show by clicking here.
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