Carlos Ballarta Brings “Naco Ladino” Tour to El Paso in 2026
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Mexican comedian Carlos Ballarta is scheduled to perform at the Magoffin Auditorium at the University of Texas at El Paso on Thursday, April 2, 2026, as part of his new “Naco Ladino” tour. Tickets for the highly anticipated show went on sale Monday and are available starting at $50 through Ticketmaster.
rising Star in Spanish-Language Comedy
Carlos Ballarta has quickly become a prominent figure in the world of Spanish-language stand-up comedy. Born in Mexico City in 1990 and raised in Chicoloapan,he began his artistic journey as a voice actor before finding his calling on the stand-up stage in 2012.A defining characteristic of his persona – and a response to stage fright – is his signature pair of glasses, which he adopted to avoid direct eye contact with audiences.
Ballarta’s career began with voice acting,but he found his passion for stand-up in 2012. He overcame initial stage fright by adopting his now-iconic glasses, allowing him to perform without direct eye contact. This unique approach helped him develop a distinctive comedic persona that resonated with audiences.
From Comedy Central to Netflix Specials
Ballarta’s breakthrough came in 2014 with his debut on Comedy Central Latam.Since then, he has expanded his reach significantly, taping three successful stand-up specials for Netflix: el Amor es de putos, Furia Ñera, and Falso Profeta. These specials,according to sources,are a reflection of his commitment to advocating for diversity within the Mexican entertainment industry.
He has also broadened his career beyond stand-up,appearing in numerous films and television shows as both an actor and voice actor. This versatility has solidified his position as one of the most recognizable faces in the burgeoning Spanish-speaking comedy scene, with performances across Mexico, Latin America, the USA, Canada, and Europe.
A Comedian and Advocate
Beyond his comedic talent, Ballarta is a dedicated father of two and a vocal advocate for inclusivity.He describes himself as an “intuitive artist,” acknowledging a degree of serendipity in his success. His work consistently challenges norms and sparks conversation, making him a compelling voice for a new generation of comedians.
