Julián López (comedian)
Spanish actor
Julián López González (born 10 November 1978) is a Spanish comedian and actor. He became popular for appearances in sketch comedy shows such as La hora chanante and Muchachada Nui.
Biography
Julián López González was born in El Provencio, province of Cuenca, on 10 November 1978. He studied a degree in teaching (specialised in musical education) from the University of Castilla–La Mancha. He earned public recognition in 2002 with the sketch show La hora chanante (2002–2006), alongside Ernesto Sevilla and Joaquín Reyes, on Noche hache on Cuatro and later with Muchachada Nui (2007–2010). He made his feature film debut in Borja Cobeaga's 2009 comedy film Friend Zone.
He hosted the 5th Feroz Awards in 2018.
He has been a committed supporter of the football team Athletic Bilbao since childhood after receiving their kit as a present.
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