Al Madrigal

standup comedian and creator of “Primos” comic books

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Stand-up comic, actor and writer whose TV credits include Gary Unmarried, he performs in comedy clubs throughout the US

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Al Madrigal’s new comic book series, “Primos,” follows three Mexican American cousins of Mayan heritage who come together to save the world from evil.

‘Chicana Gal Gadot’ and Boyle Heights heroes fight for border justice in ‘Primos’

Al Madrigal’s new comic book series, “Primos,” follows three Mexican American cousins of Mayan heritage who come together to save the world from evil.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Al Madrigal’s new comic book series, “Primos,” follows three Mexican American cousins of Mayan heritage who come together to save the world from evil.

‘Chicana Gal Gadot’ and Boyle Heights heroes fight for border justice in ‘Primos’

Al Madrigal’s new comic book series, “Primos,” follows three Mexican American cousins of Mayan heritage who come together to save the world from evil.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Al Madrigal was the “Senior Latino Correspondent” on the Daily Show. He’s half Mexican, but barely speaks Spanish.

Comedian Al Madrigal's 'Shrimpin' Ain't Easy' tells revenge story

Al Madrigal was the “Senior Latino Correspondent” on the Daily Show. He’s half Mexican, but barely speaks Spanish.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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