The Roxy Group Presents Emilio Lovera
Friday, October 30th, 2026
The Renowned Venezuelan Humorist Emilio Lovera Presents His Show "Now the thug is Really Scared", to the Delight of a Nostalgic Audience Seeking to Laugh with His Characteristic Form of Humor.
"El Carro de Drácula" (Dracula's Car), as the joke was originally called, which traveled various Latin American highways in pirated recordings, is sure to be the most anticipated of the night. But before the attendees enjoy the adventures and misadventures of this gangster, the artist will analyze the Venezuelan and his fondness for "criolla liveliness" (a cleverness and resourcefulness particular to Venezuelans), but also for good customs, which only Emilio Lovera is capable of doing.
Who says that thugs don't have a hard time? Well, yes, despite the "courage" they need to assault working society, they have their scares. Their weapons will not protect them from a chilling fright... Dracula's car can be a good scare to scare off any gangster, especially if they are visiting the town of Birongo.
Emilio will remember humorous routines that will undoubtedly make the audience enjoy the best Venezuelan humor. He will also perform musical interpretations that are so popular and that will once again surprise everyone with his vocal ability.
Please note that this performance will be presented in Spanish.
The Renowned Venezuelan Humorist Emilio Lovera Presents His Show "Now the thug is Really Scared", to the Delight of a Nostalgic Audience Seeking to Laugh with His Characteristic Form of Humor.
"El Carro de Drácula" (Dracula's Car), as the joke was originally called, which traveled various Latin American highways in pirated recordings, is sure to be the most anticipated of the night. But before the attendees enjoy the adventures and misadventures of this gangster, the artist will analyze the Venezuelan and his fondness for "criolla liveliness" (a cleverness and resourcefulness particular to Venezuelans), but also for good customs, which only Emilio Lovera is capable of doing.
Who says that thugs don't have a hard time? Well, yes, despite the "courage" they need to assault working society, they have their scares. Their weapons will not protect them from a chilling fright... Dracula's car can be a good scare to scare off any gangster, especially if they are visiting the town of Birongo.
Emilio will remember humorous routines that will undoubtedly make the audience enjoy the best Venezuelan humor. He will also perform musical interpretations that are so popular and that will once again surprise everyone with his vocal ability.
Please note that this performance will be presented in Spanish.
El reconocido humorista venezolano Emilio Lovera presenta su show "Ahora el malandro sí está asustao", para deleite de todo un público nostálgico que busca reírse con su característica forma de hacer humor.
El "Carro de Drácula", como originalmente se llamó el chiste, y que recorrió varias autopistas de Latinoamérica en grabaciones piratas, seguro será el más esperado de la noche. Pero antes de que los asistentes disfruten de las aventuras y desventuras de este malandro, el artista realizará un análisis del venezolano y su afición a la “Viveza criolla”, aunque también a buenas costumbres, que solo Emilio Lovera es capaz de hacer.
¿Quién dice que los malandros no pasan trabajo? Pues sí, a pesar de la “valentía” que necesitan para asaltar a la sociedad trabajadora, pasan sus sobresaltos. Sus armas no los protegerán de un escalofriante susto... El carro de Drácula puede ser un buen escarmiento para espantar a cualquier malandro, sobre todo si está de visita en el pueblo de Birongo.
Emilio recordará rutinas humorísticas que harán que los asistentes, sin duda alguna, gozen del mejor humor venezolano. Realizará también interpretaciones musicales que tanto gustan y que dejarán a todos sorprendidos una vez más con su capacidad vocal.
