Other Characters
Some of these characters are also presented in "La Parodia" show
- Camacho Solís. Parody of Manuel Camacho Solís, former chief of government of the DF
- Carlos Abascal (Carlos Espejel), former Mexican Secretary of Labor, and Secretary of Government.
- Carlos Loharé de Mole (Arath de la Torre). Translated "Carlos I'lldoit of Mole), parody to journalist Carlos Loret de Mola (word play with Mola-Mole; popular Mexican dish)
- Dámela Micha (Consuelo Duval). Parody to journalist and newscaster Adela Micha, she is an original character from "La Parodia". Her name is a pun of "Give me the half".
- Elba Esther (Angélica Vale). Parody of Elba Esther Gordillo, leader of the National Union of Teachers.
- Jesús Ortega He lost PRD's candidadacy for Mexico City chief of government to Marcelo Ebrard. He later became consultant of Andrés Manuel
- Joaquín Loque-Nósdiga (Ricardo Hill). Translated "Joaquín Whatever-Hetellus", parody to newscaster Joaquín López-Dóriga)
- Manuel Espino Barrientos. He is consultant of Felipe Calderón, and is a parody of the PAN's leader Manuel Espino Barrientos
- Marcelo Ref. to Marcelo Ebrard. He is PRD's candidate to chief of government in the Federal District. Is also known as Supermar-celo (parody of Superman) by Andrés Manuel.
- Marcos (Carlos Espejel). A parody of the Zapatista guerilla leader, Subcomandante Marcos.
- Mariano Palacios (Pierre Angelo). He is Roberto's consultant, and a parody of Leader of the PRI, Mariano Palacios Alcocer
- Patricia Mercado (Samia). She was the candidate to the presidency of the Social Democratic and Farmer Alternativeparty.
- Peña Nieto Ref. to Enrique Peña Nieto. He is PRI's actual chief of government in La Manzana Estado de México, and parody of the then elected Governor of the State of Mexico and currently winner of 2012 presidential elections.
- Salinas (Germán Ortega) Ref. to Carlos Salinas de Gortari. He was president of Mexico in (1988–1994). He is also known as "El Innombrable" (The one that must not be named) by Andrés Manuel.
- Víctor Trujillo (René Franco), parody to comic and political journalist Víctor Trujillo
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