Paul Morocco

 
Paul Morocco learned his craft as a street performer in New Orleans in 1983. He travelled to London and Europe in 1984, making his name in the comedy and cabaret circuit with his madcap comedy involving guitar, ping pong balls, and smashing eggs and cliches.

In 1990 he created Paul Morocco and the EC Big Band, which premiered at the London Mime Festival and later became “Ole!”. In 1991, the international cult show hit in Edinburgh festival and went on to perform in 1995 at Just For Laughs, where Paul appeared in the US broadcast “Show Time” with John Candy as host.

This was broadcast around the world, and over the next two decades “Ole!” Trio performed on TV, Theaters, Events, and Festivals for Presidents, Peasants, and Royal Families, including American Royalty – Oprah Winfrey and her staff.

“Ole!” has over 9 Million Hits on the Youtube video from Patrick Sebastien’s TV Show “Cabaret Du Monde”. They’ve also won multiple awards at various theatre festivals, including Cannes Performance Du Acteur, Italy’s Charlie Du Rivel, Germany’s Moers Comedy, Japan’s Daidogei World Cup, and Moscow Idol Festival.

Rubén Alvear

 
Rubén Alvear, a gifted music producer and songwriter, was born in Quito, Ecuador. He began acting in experimental theatrical performances at the age of seven.

His passion for music led him first to the National Musical Conservatory and then the National Choir. By the late 1990s he was busy with his recording career, writing and producing several Latin Pop and Folk albums in Ecuador, Peru, and Germany.

Since 2005, he’s been employing his formidable acting and musical skills in Paul Morocco’s “Ole!” Comedy Show.

Paul Morocco

 
Paul Morocco learned his craft as a street performer in New Orleans in 1983. He travelled to London and Europe in 1984, making his name in the comedy and cabaret circuit with his madcap comedy involving guitar, ping pong balls, and smashing eggs and cliches.

In 1990 he created Paul Morocco and the EC Big Band, which premiered at the London Mime Festival and later became “Ole!”. In 1991, the international cult show hit in Edinburgh festival and went on to perform in 1995 at Just For Laughs, where Paul appeared in the US broadcast “Show Time” with John Candy as host.

This was broadcast around the world, and over the next two decades “Ole!” Trio performed on TV, Theaters, Events, and Festivals for Presidents, Peasants, and Royal Families, including American Royalty – Oprah Winfrey and her staff.

“Ole!” has over 9 Million Hits on the Youtube video from Patrick Sebastien’s TV Show “Cabaret Du Monde”. They’ve also won multiple awards at various theatre festivals, including Cannes Performance Du Acteur, Italy’s Charlie Du Rivel, Germany’s Moers Comedy, Japan’s Daidogei World Cup, and Moscow Idol Festival.

Marcial Heredia

Marcial Heredia was born in 1970 in Hannover (Germany) in a family of musicians and flamenco artists. He started his musical training at seven years old, learning the first knowledge of Spanish Guitar. After several seasons playing professionally in prestigious flamenco stage property of his family, he goes to England where had his very first contact with different musical styles like funk, blues and jazz , respecting his own Flamenco traditions, experimenting with fusion these musics.Later in the duet’s proyect untitled “Ole”, he mixed all these influences
with a staging of humorous character, getting a resounding success in countries like Italy, Germany, USA, France or China. He is currently engaged to compose their own music, sharing the path of flamenco fusion with different musical styles in order to develop his own
style. An intense musical work which now he is concentrated.

Since 2005, he’s been employing his formidable acting and musical skills in Paul Morocco’s “Ole!” Comedy Show.

Rubén Alvear

Rubén Alvear, a gifted music producer and songwriter, was born in Quito, Ecuador. He began acting in experimental theatrical performances at the age of seven.

His passion for music led him first to the National Musical Conservatory and then the National Choir. By the late 1990s he was busy with his recording career, writing and producing several Latin Pop and Folk albums in Ecuador, Peru, and Germany.

Since 2005, he’s been employing his formidable acting and musical skills in Paul Morocco’s “Ole!” Comedy Show.