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Gómez Bolaños, whose father was a painter and an illustrator for periodicals, grew up primarily in Mexico City.

As a youth, he was active in sports, especially association football (soccer) and boxing, and he later studied engineering at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

Among his early credits were the popular Mexican TV programs Cómicos y canciones (“Comedians and Songs”) and El estudio de Pedro Vargas (“The Study of Pedro Vargas”) and several movies starring the Mexican comedy duo known as Viruta y Capulina.

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Gómez Bolaños introduced viewers to the exploits of El Chavo del Ocho (“The Kid from Eight”), a buffoonish eight-year-old orphan, and El Chapulín Colorado (“The Red Grasshopper”), an inept superhero. Performed with broad physicality by Gómez Bolaños, the characters became wildly popular among children and adults alike and were soon spun off into their own half-hour series, which by 1973 were broadcast throughout Latin America

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During this prolific period a colleague bestowed upon Gómez Bolaños the nickname “Chespirito” (a corruption of Shakespearito [“Little Shakespeare”]), in recognition of his talents as well as his diminutive stature.

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In 1968 Gómez Bolaños was hired by the upstart TIM (Televisión Independiente de México) network. There he created and performed in recurring satirical sketches that were originally broadcast during the network's Sábados de la fortuna (“Saturdays of Fortune”) variety show and later, in 1970, grew into a weekly comedy series.

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El Chavo | El día que llegó El Chavo a la vecindad

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Chespirito, Chavo del Ocho, Momento Cómico (Subtitles)

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What a beautiful neighborhood

What a beautiful neighborhood

It's Chavo's neighborhood

(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

It doesn't worth a single cent

But it's really beautiful

My name is 'Chavo'

My clothing is an authentical patch

Sometimes I don't wash

And I do evil things without wanting, but wanting

What a beautiful neighborhood

What a beautiful neighborhood

It's Chavo's1 neighborhood

It doesn't worth a single cent

But it's really beautiful

The rich boy is Quico

How ugly and chubby is this poor child

But, the most cunning

Without a doubt is the naughty Chilindrina

What a beautiful neighborhood

What a beautiful neighborhood

It's Chavo's neighborhood

It doesn't worth a single cent

But it's really beautiful

The teacher comes to the neighborhood

Like someone who wants to know if there'll be a wedding

And Mr. Raymond doesn't avoid

The slaps he receives from Mrs. Worthmore

What a beautiful neighborhood

What a beautiful neighborhood

It's Chavo's neighborhood

It doesn't worth a single cent

But it's really beautiful

Phoebe is really stupid

The Witch of 71 is with her broom

And the fat one is Junior

Who is Mr. Beliarge's little son

What a beautiful neighborhood

What a beautiful neighborhood

It's Chavo's neighborhood

(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

It doesn't worth a single cent

But it's really beautiful

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Entrevista a Chespirito (English subtitles)

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Animated Tribute with all characters to Roberto Gomez

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Animated Tribute with all characters to Roberto Gomez

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Was published in November 10 of 2014, 18 days before his dead.

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Homenaje a Chespirito - Todos Sus Personajes

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Chapulin Colorado en la Vecindad del Chavo

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1. To not discriminate

In the programs of Chespirito , characters with different traits and of different social classes were seen coexisting without problems. Fat, thin, flat, tall, rich and poor were friends and showed that, after all, we are all the same.

2. To not take things so to heart

A Chaparrón Bonaparte was called "crazy" and nobody took him seriously but he did not get bad blood because of what others thought. How many times have we become a world thinking about what they will say or a comment made in bad faith?

3. To see the good side of life

El Chavo was an orphan boy, without a home and without a plate of food insured daily. Even so, he never lost his smile and his innocence was able to captivate all the residents of the neighborhood. Let's think for a moment of all the good things that we have and we do not value for worrying more about all the bad things that happen to us.

4. To be noble

Al Chapulín Colorado did not care if the person who needed his help was woman, man, rich or poor, the only thing he thought about was looking for the best way to give him a hand. That is something that we all have to put into practice: to help with good will and from the heart.

5. To surround yourself with friends

All the actors who accompanied Roberto Gómez Bolaños during their stay on television ended up becoming great friends of his. They were all like a family and that is what we have to rescue from him and his characters, that true friendship lasts forever.

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Roberto  responds to Adele’s question and said that he was always asked What is the formula to success and he answered that he doesn’t know it, but he knows many formulas to failure and the number one is trying to please everyone.

Next topic that they talked about its the series that he made. Adele takes as an example of “El Chavo” that he was a poor orphanage kid. Roberto responds that el chavo overcame those problem because he was given a little reason to feel happy.