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Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is responsible for one of the biggest media movements we’ve seen in a long time. When the GOP front-runner stated that Mexicans were “rapists” and “people that have lots of problems,” he caused the outrage of not only Mexicans and Latinos living in the U.S. but also of those who live in Aztec grounds.
Germán and Freddy Ortega, better known as “Los Mascabrothers,” have decided to fight Trump’s rhetoric the only way they know how to…with laughter! The Mexican comedians came up with a hilarious play called “Los Hijos de Trump,” which is currently touring in Mexico but will be heading to Las Vegas and Chicago, the brothers revealed during an interview on “Agusto con Augusto.”
Joining the Ortegas are Ariel Miramontes, Julio Alegría and Herson Andrade, who throughout the play sport floppy blonde wigs and suits to achieve the real estate mogul’s look. The satire, which falls into the black humor category, portrays Trump as a power-hungry lying thief, who loves strippers, drugs, gambling and of course, himself.
Ven a divertirte con los mascabrothers y su nuevo show de espectáculos “Los hijos de Trump” pic.twitter.com/yBpBpwrqhI
— Capetillo P (@capetillop) November 16, 2015
Los Mascabrothers are not the only comedians making fun of the Presidential hopeful after his ridiculous remarks about immigrants. Last year, George Lopez joined forces with Funny or Die, and introduced a Mexican version of Trump called “Donaldo Trumpez” to find a somewhat positive and funny side to the situation.
Eugenio Derbez also tackled the topic with humor in a hysterical sketch released on March 10, the same day he unveiled his star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. In a interview with Univision’s Jorge Ramos, the Mexican actor explains the reason behind his comedic approach, “the best way to respond to Trump is with actions.”
Check out Los Mascabrothers interview below and make sure to check their production out if you live near Chicago and Las Vegas.
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